Thanks Bruce,

I just noticed that I failed to include the "not OR" function.   Since you are filing this as a formal case, we might as well make sure it include all of the relationships and get it right.

Sorry, for the oversight.

Thanks Bruce.  

As a product extension in some future release far, far away, the developers might want to think about whether it would be possible to integrate some of the other multi-timeframe logical relationships into Easy Scan, partcularly, the "inclusive OR", "exclusive OR", and "not AND".

Thanks for your help,

Is it possible to create a scan which will search for logical "or" relationships between PCFs applied to different time frames?

For example, within a single Easy Scan:

C>avgc50 (on the 1 minute) OR

C>avgc40 (on the 1 day ) OR

C>avgc20 (on the 1 month)

Is it possible to create a child indicator of price which shares the scale of price on the chart?

For example:  If I select a Worden moving average of price, the scale for the moving average will share the scale used by price.    However, if I create a PCF indicator of AVGCn, then a new scale is created for the indicator.

Thanks in advance.

Thank you.   Yes I realized I changed indicators on you...

I will play with your formula to see why my results are looking unreasonable.

Has the Bollinger Band Width indicator of  V12 been validated?  I'm receiving what appears to be erroneous output for a 50 bar 2 deviation setting when viewed against the ROST symbol.

If it has been validated, can you provide a link which explains how to interpret the output?

Bruce, this is perfect.   It is an even better solution than I had planned.

Thanks.

In the Webinar on March 20, Michael demonstrated how to build a scan that detected price crossing the lower Bollinger Band.

Is it possible to generate an indicator which would measure the value between price and a lower Bollinger Band?

Imagine that a workspace window has two chart panes.   Each chart pane displays the price and volume data for a different symbol (ex. MSFT and QQQ).  On the each volume display an indicator has been created such as (v/avgv10).  

Is it possible to compare the relative value of the computed volume indicator (v/avgv10) of MSFT against the computed volume indicator (v/avgv10) of the QQQ ?