| OneDay816 |
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| Thursday, June 30, 2005 |
| Friday, May 8, 2009 4:14:24 PM |
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thank you
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if i were to say AvgH5, this would represent the average high of the past 5 (blank)? Is it past 5 trading days or calender days? also, if i were to update the scan for today would that "5" include todays high in it's calculation?Thanks,OneDay
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Ok, thanks.
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Is there a way to export more information that the available options? I want to include some personal criteria formulas and sub-industry groups when i import to text.
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Thank you very much for the definitions, i can see the relationships to develop further versions(5, 6, 7, 8 day charts). When i meant bearish, i just meant now the 9EMA is lower than the 20EMA and the open falls off the 9EMA. Hope i make sense.
Thanks,
OneDay
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The outputs r much better. Can u pls convert this on the bear side as well? Also Craig, a long time ago (8/9/06 thread) you had given me a conversion table, an easy way for me to convert daily candlestick patterns into 3-day patterns. Can you pls provide a table with 4-day and weekly conversions as well? Thanks.
One Day
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Hi Craig,
I tryed the formula above but the scan provided stocks far away from the 9EMA. Let me give you an example of what I'm looking for: CRM on 9/20/06 off the daily, candlestick chart. another would be NYX on 9/21/06 daily, candlestick chart. Here r some of the stocks that the above formula gave me: CAL, SPG, UTX, IPS. I hope you can help me. Thanks.
One Day
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So sorry,
I meant to say: closes at the high or within 5% of the high. Sorry. Thanks
OneDay
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the same plus/minus 5% from the 9EMA
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Hey Craig,
Well I assumed that it would be unrealistic for the price to open at the same price as the 9EMA. So I guess near can be less than or greater than 5% of the 9EMA price.
One Day
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