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Topic: Direction of the 'linear regression' line
Posted: Saturday, January 9, 2010 9:02:37 PM

Just curious, why wouldn't you simply sort the Regression Line using VISUAL CHANGE?
Topic: Bollinger bands %B
Posted: Saturday, January 9, 2010 8:55:33 PM
From a prior topic within this discussion board.  Very helpful info for what you're looking for:

http://forums.worden.com/Default.aspx?g=posts&t=43674
Topic: Flagging symbols - Please assist
Posted: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 8:30:34 PM
This is probably an easy answer, however I could figure this out on my own and also didn't see it in the discussion board.

How do you 'flag' symbols in SF5?  I know this process exists for TeleChart and also SF4.

Thanks.

Jim
Topic: HELP with building a Sequential Rule using LINEAR REGRESSION -- Kissing the Channel
Posted: Monday, December 28, 2009 11:52:29 AM

Can someone please help me build a SEQUENTIAL RULE using a 50-PERIOD LINEAR REGRESSION pattern.  

What I'm looking for are stocks that have fallen below or above their 20 Width (2 STD Deviation) 50-period Channels and then traded up/down to kiss the channel they have previously fallen out of.  

I've tried to build this rule in StockFinder, but so far am not getting any hits.  I also could not find where to create the Linear Regression Channel lines like you can in TeleChart so I've only been using the Linear Regression Trend-Line which isn't really what I wanted to begin with.

The periods and widths of the rule are not that important as I may want to modify them.  What's most helpful will be the structure of the rule in generating the pattern identification.

Thank you for any assistance you can offer.
Topic: Relative Strenth PCF - formula structure
Posted: Friday, October 16, 2009 4:30:19 PM
I'm trying to build a PCF for measuring  the relative strength of a stock versus the SP500 (or any anchor symbol) over a defined period of time.  I see there is a system PCF 'Relative Strength 1-Yr (vs SP-500), and if I could see the formula I could figure this out, but the formula does not show in the program.

Thus, can you offer insight into how this PCF can be built (to compare versus any anchor and using any time-period).  The structure is really what I'm interested in.

Thanks.