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Topic: Blocks 3 grid line and ADX
Posted: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 1:29:08 PM
Thanks Bruce. Done and just what I wanted. Appreciated.
Topic: Blocks 3 grid line and ADX
Posted: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 1:25:22 PM

When I right click and go into properties in the scale on the right side to eliminate the grid lines on the chart for V3 Blocks, I set opacity to 0. Is this wrong because even though the horizontal lines change, nothing changes with respect to the vertical lines? How can I eliminate or almost eliminate all vertical and horizontal grid lines including those in the lower indicator panes?

I want to add two horizontal lines in the ADX, DI, indicator pane. One line at the 25 level and one line at the 50 level. How can I get these lines to show in this indicator pane?

Thank you

Topic: Price above moving averages
Posted: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 9:03:45 PM
I'm trying to create a PCF where price is above the 20ema and the 20ema is at or above the 50ema and the 50ema is at or above the 200ema. Here's what I came up with but my sort when using this does not produce what I'm looking for. Can someone help please?

C > (XAVGC20 > XAVGC50 AND C > XAVGC200)

Also if I was looking for a timeframe where the 20ema has been at or above the 50ema which has been at or above the 200 ema for a period of 10 (maybe 20 days) how would I modify my formula?
Topic: Sir Market Habitue's Worden Report (Friday, March 10,2006)
Posted: Sunday, March 12, 2006 3:28:21 PM
Thank you for your help. I will study the following links and hopefully be able to help someone else in the future.
Topic: Sir Market's Formula Help
Posted: Sunday, March 12, 2006 11:04:08 AM
On Friday March 10, 2006, Sir Market Habitue shared his sorting stock technique, but I need help in understanding creation of it and application. I believe that I have figured out the PCF's for 4/8 crossovers, 22MA and 50MA price breakout and volume exceeding 50MA, but I am unsure about the Stochastics and MACD crossovers. Also when I used the Custom date sort for All Stocks for the period Sir MH described (12/30/05-1/30/06) I did not get any of the stocks that he listed so this leaves me uncertain about how he is using this feature to sort stocks. Any help is appreciated. Thank you.
Topic: Don't be fooled by this rally, long term outlook isn't good.
Posted: Saturday, November 19, 2005 4:31:02 PM
Now we are seeing the same thing. Thank you for your help.
Topic: Don't be fooled by this rally, long term outlook isn't good.
Posted: Saturday, November 19, 2005 1:04:31 PM
Shatterd sounds like a grinch at Christmas. Don't be so crtical. Of course one would not trade opinions ... unless they want to lose their money or they've got a very reliable opinion. Would you listen to Warren Buffet? The market does what it is going to do regardless of opinion, but don't rain on rmr1976's desire to try to help others. The forum is for each of us to help decide what to use. The only way to increase certainty is to decrease time frame and even then the market doesn't care if your reason for entering a trade was correct. I doubt if you currently ever enter a trade without "thinking" about an entry, exit, stop loss points! Be constructive if you're going to make sarcastic remarks.

By the way rmr1976 when I apply the 21 period (daily chart) linear regression to volume and price for the SP500 I don't see what you see. My chart shows the regression going down on price and up on volume. Any comment as to why you see something different.
Topic: Don't be fooled by this rally, long term outlook isn't good.
Posted: Friday, November 18, 2005 10:10:10 PM
Hi rmr1976. Could you clarify a few things. Which window do you plot your volume formula regarding SP500? Is the 21day sma applied to this formula? If I understand correctly then you plot the BB's onto the 21sma? If this is correct I am not seeing how on Nov. 17 the SP500 was 1SD below the average (which line/indicator is below the average)? On a standalone volume window the volume was greater for the SP500 on Nov. 17 compared to the day before or am I missing something here? Which specific day not too long ago were we 2SD below the average? Thanks for your help.
Topic: CPI conclusions are wrong - how stupid does the media think we are?
Posted: Saturday, October 15, 2005 9:09:33 AM
Bucket Shop

Would you be willing to share your PCF's that you use to look for changes in subindustry rotations?
Topic: Market Cap
Posted: Thursday, October 13, 2005 12:13:11 PM
When you look at the data sheet rather than the charts, does Capitalization mean the same thing as Market Cap for a company?