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Topic: Date selection for PCF
Posted: Monday, October 16, 2006 11:58:57 PM
Hello Bruce and Winnie,
Thanks very much for your inputs. I will try using the formulas suggested by you.
Topic: Date selection for PCF
Posted: Sunday, October 15, 2006 5:53:56 PM
Hello,
I have created a PCF for stocks for which the 20 day mvg avg price is greater than the 50 day moving avg price. I am trying to do the following.
1) I want a listing of stocks as per the above PCF for a given time period in the past (say for the month of March 2006)
2) I then want to see how this list fared at a later point in time (say June 2006).
Could you please advise on how to accomplish the above ?

Thanks.
Topic: Stochastics value
Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2006 12:29:51 AM
Hello Doug,
I am referring to the stochastics readings that I see (when the Pointer option under Tools is clicked) on the upper left corner of the chart. For example, when the reading is
'Stochastics 9,3,3 60.67, the 60.67 reading corresponds to the %D value. I would like to see the %K value instead. Hope this is clear.

Thanks.
Topic: Stochastics value
Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2006 12:00:45 AM
Hello,
I noticed that the stochastics reading was for the corresponding %D value on the chart. I would like to see the %K value instead. How do I go about making a change to the settings so that I see this ?
Thanks.
Topic: Today's price less than moving average price
Posted: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 9:09:41 PM
Hello Craig,
Basically what I want is a formula that gives me a listing of stocks that dipped below the 10 ema for the first time today.
When I use the formula C<XAVGC10.1, I get a listing of all stocks that are currently below the 10 day ema.Many have been below the 10 day ema for several days.I am only interested in those that closed below the 10 ema line today. Hope this is clear.

Thanks.
Topic: Today's price less than moving average price
Posted: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 12:20:26 AM
Hello,
I would like to write a formula for the following:
Today's closing price fell below the 10 day exponential moving average price for the 10 days ending yesterday.Please advise.
Thanks.
Topic: Stochastics value
Posted: Thursday, December 29, 2005 1:18:02 PM
My stochastic settings are (8,3,3). Please let me know how I can create a PCF for this and display it in the Watchlist window.
Topic: Stochastics value
Posted: Monday, December 26, 2005 6:39:25 PM
I have added the stochastics indicator to my chart template. How do I know what the its exact value is on a particular day ? Ideally, I would like the value to be displayed when the cursor is placed on a particular point. Is there a way to do this ?
Topic: PCF query
Posted: Thursday, December 22, 2005 2:02:42 AM
Hello,
I have created the following formula:
AVGV50 >= 1000 AND 10 < C <= 20 AND H >= MAXH40
When I test this for the stock symbol PYX, the values returned were
4687.22 >= 1000.00 AND 10.00 < 15.44 <= 20.00 AND 15.49 >= 15.49
yet the test result was FALSE.
Could you please why this is happening ?
Also I get the message that the market days needed to create the criterion was 51. How was the 51 days arrived at ?
Thanks.
Topic: Formula query
Posted: Thursday, December 15, 2005 12:24:54 AM
I want to get a listing of stocks that have an avg volume for the last 10 days greater than 100,000 and are priced between 5 and 30 and whose last low price was less than the low price of the last 10 days. Further I want this only for shares that have an RSI between 10 and 30.I would like to create an easy scan for this.
Can I write a formula for this as
AVGV10 >= 1000 AND 5<C<=30 AND L < MINL10 AND 10 <RSI <= 30 ?
Is this the most efficient way of writing the formula or is there a better way of doing this ?