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| Friday, June 24, 2005 |
| Saturday, October 5, 2013 12:49:07 PM |
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Would someone please help me write a pcf that shows a price increase over the last six months, the last month, and the last week? Many thanks, Roy Stanford
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I need a custom pcf, which is 10day exponential moving average. Can anyone help?
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how can i print out the symbols in a watchlist? in addition, how can i transfer a watchlist to another web site for culling?
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Bruce, you solved my problem. i did not have both ma's
scaled to price. everything is now OK, many thanks
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Bruce, as further evidence something is wrong with my setup, i have just done the following. i checked on Snap Sheets to make sure both indicators were exponential and scaled alike. i then increased my white indicator (5 da.)to 35 da., the same as my purple indicator (35 da.) instead of moving toward on another as i increased the value of white toward 35, they moved apart! i now have a divergence in the lines, even though they are both set to 35 da ma. this can't be correct.
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Bruce, i hate to be a pest, but i am sure you will agree that a short term moving average will be above a long term moving average as long as the stock is in an uptrend, regardless of whether it is simple, exponential or any other configuration. this is not the case on my computer.
i have the time period on TC2000 set the same as on Snap Sheets, i have all indicators set to exponential. my 35 da ma is purple, my 5 da. ma is white. when the stock price is going up, the long term line is on top. this should not be. i am looking at stock BIIB, on zoom 4 for this year. the crossover occurs about Aug 20 of this year. on TC2000, the white line is on top of the purple and in Snap Sheets, the purple line is on top. any ideas?
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Bruce, i am using exponential values in each case. i have been using this pattern for a couple of years and the short line is always above the long line when prices increase. that makes common sense. the reverse is true in Snap Sheets, which makes no sense. why don't you set a 35 da. ma blue line and a white 5 da. ma on your computer and see which line is on top in an up trend?
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on TC2000, i like to use a 5 da. ma crossing over a 35 da. ma. when i use this same setup in Snap Sheets things are reversed. the 10 da. line is in white and the 35 da. is purple.
in tc2000, when the trend goes up ( stock prices increase ) the short white line is goes above the 35 da. line, and stays above as long as the prices go up. in Snap Sheets, this is reversed and the short line is below the 35 da. line. this set-up is not correct.
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Is there a directory of members? i would be interested in communicating with TC2000 users in northern Virginia. Roy Stanford
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