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| Thursday, December 2, 2004 |
| Wednesday, August 7, 2019 2:08:14 PM |
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Morning.
I'd like help with this scan:
looking for stocks (no particular sector) in an uptrend
who's relative strength outperforms the approppriate index in the past X number of days.
Idea: looking for stocks after a correction that has lasted x number of days, that is moving up better than its index.
Thank you
Beth
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Wish I could do this on my own: I need a condition that says:
Volume above 50 day-daily
Will you help?
Thanks. to be used with a scan condition
Beth
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I'd like a scan that provides this:
stock that doubled in the past year
trades near its all time high
and the rest I can do. (I think)
Also, is it possible to place an alert on an entire watchlist.
Many thanks,
Beth
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You have lots of topics regarding top industries and finding the strongest stocks in each industry
I wonder if there is a way I could use a line chart with colors to indicate industries ( let's say 15 or 20).
Purpose: If I think a correction will be "rolling" from industry to industry, I'd like a way to "track" the ups and downs of the chosen industries. The watchlist method tells me its position but I can't see at a glance whether it's getting stronger or weaker.
I would be willing to plot the 5 or 10 day moving average as long as I could tell which industry is which color.
Any ideas?
Thank you.
Beth
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It's really strange that I have not gotten a good answer to this question, but, I forgot to ask YOU.
I use technicals but I want to use it for longer term trading insteady of short term trading. In other words, I would prefer to hold a position several months rather than a week.
Does technical analysis work in all time frames and how would you suggest I structure it?
thanks for your help. I know I can look at the chart in different time frames but what would make the differnce in determining the length of the move..
Beth
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I am trying to lessen the number of trades i make by tryiing to lengthen my time frames. There's intraday trading, short term trading (using 15 min. and daily) and daily and weekly. If I wanted to use another time frame but somethign less than monthly, what could I use?
Do you have any suggestions for me?
I do understand that I can use TSV and other conditions to help me.
Thanks for your thoughts.
Beth
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thank you soooo much. I'll give her a try.
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I'm only getting 1 or 2 results, so how could you change it to look for slow stoch moving up from any low to a high of maybe 40? for both daily and weekly. Would combine in a scan to get both slow stoch near the bottom no matter how low
Thank you.
Beth
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How do I convert this to daily in order to use it in tc2000. its' showing me weekly now.
2*STOC70+STOC70.1.5>2*STOC70.1.15+STOC70.1.20AND2*STOC70.1.5+STOC70.1.10<=2*STOC70.1.20+STOC70.1.25
WORKS WELL. I COPIED IT FROM A PREVIOUS DISCUSSION. I don't see where the weekly or daily is figured in.
Bottom line: want a scan with two pcfs. Want the slow stochastic to be moving up on both at the same time.
Maybe a 2nd scan showing me both daily and weekly crossing up thru 20.
Important to me to have one scan that does both at same time...if possible.
THANKS.
Beth
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thank you. that worked!
Beth
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