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Topic: PCF for falling RSI
Posted: Friday, December 5, 2014 3:55:32 PM

Thanks !!!

I am working on building the setup scans from this book - I appreciate this help.

Larry Connors High Probability ETF Trading

Topic: PCF for falling RSI
Posted: Friday, December 5, 2014 3:04:15 AM

The Wilder's version is what I was after. Thanks!

What would it look like reversed, for a rising RSI?

These are the reverse conditions

The 2-period RSI rises three days in a row

The 2-period RSI first day’s rise in the count is above 40

The 2-period RSI closes above 90 today

 

Thanks

Topic: PCF for falling RSI
Posted: Wednesday, December 3, 2014 1:42:24 PM
The 2-period RSI drops three days in a row
 
The 2-period RSI first day drop in the count is below 60
 
The 2-period RSI closes under 10 today
 
(sorry for the formating issues)
Topic: PCF for falling RSI
Posted: Wednesday, December 3, 2014 1:39:00 PM

Does anyone know if a PCF can be written for this?

The 2-period RSI drops three days in a row

The 2-period RSI first day’s drop in the count is below 60

The 2-period RSI closes under 10 today

Thanks.

 

Topic: Chat room request
Posted: Friday, October 4, 2013 10:17:35 AM

Hey folks,

I am looking to join a chat room focused on swing trading or longer term position trading.

I have tried the main room but find it too political.

I don't know if anyone has any suggestions, or could point me in a suitable direction.

Thanks,

A~T

Topic: Organizing files
Posted: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 2:18:49 AM

Every time I launch Telechart it tells me that it has to organize the files. I am running it on a vista machine if that matters. It never askes me to do this on old xp laptop. Anyone ever encoutered this?
Thanks,
M

Topic: Scan for Candlestick Hammer Pattern
Posted: Thursday, March 6, 2008 2:11:46 AM
Great stuff. You have been very helpful... Thanks!
Topic: Scan for Candlestick Hammer Pattern
Posted: Wednesday, March 5, 2008 12:59:08 AM
Thanks Bruce.
Your code looks tighter and so I have used it for the Bullish signals.

I am still having trouble with the bears and the System.Math.Abs function.
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If System.Math.Abs(price.Close - price.Open) <= (price.High - price.Low) * .25 And (price.Close + price.Open) / 2 - price.Low <= (price.High - price.Low) * .25 And price.High - (price.Close + price.Open) / 2 >= (price.Close + price.Open / 2 - price.Low) * .34 Then pass


This does not seem to pick up anything. I am in over my head here. Help would be appreciated.
When I use the abs function it prompts for about 7 options, so some clarification that would also help.
Topic: Alligator Oscillator
Posted: Tuesday, March 4, 2008 5:31:33 PM
I grabbed it. Thanks!
Topic: Scan for Candlestick Hammer Pattern
Posted: Tuesday, March 4, 2008 2:41:48 AM
QUOTE (Bruce_L)
I'm not a candlestick guy. The following is based on the Hammer PCFs in Boolean PCFs for Candlestick Patterns:

Hammer/Dragonfly Doji:

((C < O) * C + (C > O) * O) * ( - 1) - L >= (H - L) * .75 AND H - L > AVGH21 - AVGL21

*Sort in ascending order*

Inverted Hammer/Gravestone Doji:

ABS(C - O) <= (H - L) * .25 AND (C + O) / 2 - L <= (H - L) * .25 AND H - (C + O) / 2 >= (C + O / 2 - L) * .34



Hi there,

I am trying to covert these formulas to use in Blocks 3.0...

I was able to convert the first one for bullish signals (above) as follows...

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If ((price.Close < price.Open) * price.Close + (price.Close > price.Open) * price.Open) * (-1) - price.Low >= (price.High - price.Low) *.75 Then pass


But I am having trouble converting the second formula for Inverted bearish signals...
In particular I am not sure what  "ABS" stands for at the begining of the formula...
Looking for any help I can get here...

Thanks.