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Topic: Problem with PCF 2 days lower and gap up
Posted: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 2:33:15 PM

QUOTE (Bruce_L)

MINC4 cannot be greater than C because C is part of MINC4. It is possible for MINC4 to be less than C, so the following may be what you want.

MINC4 < C

Thanks, it was my mistake!
Topic: Problem with PCF 2 days lower and gap up
Posted: Tuesday, April 23, 2013 2:30:00 PM

Hi Bruce, How are you? The "MIN" pcf is not working. The MAX function is working fine.You can see the drawing from the "Custom % PCF True Indicator". MAXC4 > C works fine, but not the  MINC4 > c   Thanks! Joseph
Topic: Fixed a column in the watchlist
Posted: Wednesday, November 7, 2012 12:39:18 PM

Hi Bruce,

How are you?

I used "Vol Buzz" at my watchlist and sorted it. Next I want to sort the "price % change" column, but

I do not want to change the "vol buzz" result.

Please help!

Thansk,

Joseph

 
Topic: Pocket Pivot by Dr.Chris Kacher
Posted: Tuesday, April 24, 2012 2:10:29 PM

Hi Bruce,

Thanks you very much! You have done a good job!

Regards,

Joseph

 

 
Topic: Pocket Pivot by Dr.Chris Kacher
Posted: Tuesday, April 24, 2012 1:55:06 PM

Hi Bruce,

Yes it was my mistake , there were some parentheses issues on my formula.

I do not understand why  you need the "Price*Volume", it was not a requirement at the book "Trade Like an O&#39;Neil Disciple"  on Page-133 By Gil Morales and Dr. Chris Kacher.

The sentence was " On the Pocket pivot you want to see up-voulme equal to or greater than the largest  down-volume day over the prior 10 days."

Thanks,

Joseph

 

 

 

 
Topic: Pocket Pivot by Dr.Chris Kacher
Posted: Tuesday, April 24, 2012 12:46:02 PM

 

Hi Bruce,
 
Thanks for your suggestion.
 
Please my formula below , what was the major difference between our formulas?
 
Thanks,
Joseph
 
 
c>c1 and ((c1>c2) or (c1<c2) and (v > v1)) and
((c2>c3) or (c2<c3) and (v > v2)) and
((c3>c4) or (c3<c4) and (v > v3)) and
((c4>c5) or (c4<c5) and (v > v4)) and
((c5>c6) or (c5<c6) and (v > v5)) and
((c5>c7) or (c6<c7) and (v > v6)) and
((c7>c8) or (c7<c8) and (v > v7)) and
((c8>c9) or (c8<c9) and (v > v8)) and
((c9>c10) or (c9<c10) and (v > v9)) and
((c10>c11) or (c10<c11) and (v > v10))
Topic: Pocket Pivot by Dr.Chris Kacher
Posted: Monday, April 23, 2012 5:09:42 PM

Hi Bruce,

How are you? Could you help me on a PCF Custom indictor to show today&#39;s up-volume is greater than  the largest down-volume day over the prior 10 days. 

 

Thanks,

Joseph
Topic: Tc2000 not supporting the Linear regression channel sort by "Visual slope"
Posted: Friday, February 10, 2012 3:54:17 PM
Hi Bruce,What is the email address of "Donald Worden" so I can ask him why it was not implemented in Tc20000.Thanks,Joseph
Topic: Tc2000 not supporting the Linear regression channel sort by "Visual slope"
Posted: Friday, February 10, 2012 3:21:21 PM
Hi Bruce,Thanks for your suggestion. I have a few questions(1)In the case of the Regression Slope: I want a plot for the last N-days(a straight line),and not a Moving average regression line.(2) In the case of the Regression Channel: I want a plot of the last N-days. How do you take care of the Standard Deviation.(3) Why the features were removed from TC2000?Thanks,Joseph
Topic: Tc2000 not supporting the Linear regression channel sort by "Visual slope"
Posted: Friday, February 10, 2012 1:57:25 PM
Dear Bruce,How are you?I'm trying to duplicate the presentationhttp://forums.worden.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=37In the TCNet "Linear Regression", I can sort it by one of the three methods "channel, visual slope & % slope".In the TC2000 how do we perform the Regression Channel "visual slope"?Thanks,Joseph