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| Tuesday, August 27, 2019 8:18:28 PM |
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Bruce: I appreciate your help.
QUOTE (Bruce_L)
Yes, sorry, it does in fact need a period. So:
TrueInRow(C > XAVGC30, 50)
For example would max out at a result of 50 bars.
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Bruce,
When I try it, I get this message: "Error in formula Missing Period Argument At position 22."
QUOTE (Bruce_L)
Well other than changing the 34 to 30 (assuming 30 is actually what you want), it should work.
TrueInRow(C > XAVGC30)
Although if you want the entire bar above the moving average you would use the low instead of the current or closing price.
TrueInRow(L > XAVGC30)
What happens when you try?
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I am trying to create a PCF for how many days (periods) a stock is trading above the 30-day EMA. I tried this, but it did not work. Can you please show me the correct PCF?
TrueInRow(C>XAVGC34)
Thank you.
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Bruce: Thank you. I appreciate your help.
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Bruce:
I did not explain clearly.
WRSI14<30
If I use above pcf on the daily chart, that will only gives me result from the daily chart. How can I get the result from the weekly chart on the daily chart?
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WRSI14<30
Above will give me stocks trading below 30, and the WRSI setting is 14 period.
If I am only interested in weekly WRSI, how do I change the above syntax?
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Thank you, Bruce !
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Is there a way to change the background color this way?
Red: below the 200-period moving average.
Green: above the 200-period moving average.
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Bruce,
Can you please send me Impulse System?
Thank you.
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Bruce:
Thank you very much. It works perfect !
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