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This PCF seem to catch the crossings UP! Thanks That is What I was looking for.
What do I need to change in PCF to show crossover DOWN?
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XAVGC10 > XAVGC20 AND XAVGC20 > XAVGC30 AND XAVGC10.1 < XAVGC20.1 AND XAVGC20.1 < XAVGC30.1
Can you convert your above daily PCF to a weekly PCF?
Did you look at the example of a weekly ULBI chart to understand the crossover I am looking for?
This is my last try. I will not ask anymore?
Thanks for your help and your patience.
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Sorry, but that did not work either. You asked for an example. Please look at ULBI for a crossover up on 7/24/07 and on 1/24 crossover down for a sell(weekly).
I wrote a PCF for daily but can't convert to weekly.
(AVGC10 > XAVGC30 AND AVGC10 > XAVGC20 AND XAVGC20 > XAVGC30) AND (AVGC10.1 < XAVGC30.1 AND AVGC10.1 < XAVGC20.1 AND XAVGC20.1 < XAVGC30.1
Thanks
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Thanks, but this does not produce the correct results. I am looking for the first time the 10 week EMA is above the 20 week EMA while the 20 week EMA is above the 30 week EMA. I hope this is clear.
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Looking for weekly crossover of Exponential Moving Averages. Would like to see the first time that wkly 10 exp MVA and wkly 20 Exp MVA are above wkly 30 Exp MVA. thanks
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Sorry, I thought smoothing was unchecked, but it wasn't. When I unchecked it CME shows crossing 70.
I know smoothing slows the RSI down, but is one better than the other. Which one is used more? Thanks
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My settings is RSI8.3 I have written it with SGN, etc and RSI8.3.1 < 0 and RSI8.3 > 0. It still shows CME as crossing 70 and CME is actually around 50.
I don't see what I am doing wrong. Thanks
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I used SGN(RSI8.3.0 - 70) - SGN(RSI8.3.1 - 70) > 0 for PCF to find RSI8.3 crossing up thru 70. I received stocks that are not crossing, such as CME & BDK. What am I doing wrong? thanks
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RSI = 100 -(100/[1 +RSI]). I think this is regular RSI formula. The chart shows the RSI value plotted as a line above the 50 line or one below the 50 line.If the value of RSI is 65, then the bar is drawn from 50 up to 65 and if the next value is 80, then the bar is drawn from 50 to 80 and if the next value is 40 the the bar is drawn downward from 50 to 40 ,etc. I don't know if that helps. Thanks
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Thanks... THere was an article in Active Trader by Thom Hartle and the RSI bars were cereated in CQGNet charts.
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