oldsmar52 104 posts msg #32976 - Ignore oldsmar52 | 
8/25/2004 7:30:00 AM
  Does anyone know how to write a filter such as: "show stocks where ema(10) has turned up in the past 1 day and close price is between 1 and 10 and average daily volume(90) is above 100000".  I don't know if there is wording for "has turned up"....I can't get one to work.
                                               Thanks, Frank
 
 
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robdavis 69 posts msg #32977 - Ignore robdavis | 
8/25/2004 8:48:40 AM
  Hi Frank,
 
 I suggest
 
 Does anyone know how to write a filter such as: 
 
 > I don't know if there is wording for "has turned up"....I can't get one to work. 
 
 There are many ways to write a filter, any filter; here I've written one that is simple; the simpler the better. I'd assumed here that instead of saying ""EMA(10) has turned up" -- you wanted to say something more specific, like, "I don't care what the EMA(10) did before yesterday, but I do care about this: today's EMA(10) should be higher than that of yesterday.
 
 So here is your filter, and this one works...  	     
 
 Alternatively, if we want to be more demanding, we can add a few more restrictions, and say, 
  	    
 It's really up to you.
 
 I hope this helps.
 
 Rob
 
 
 
 
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robdavis 69 posts msg #32978 - Ignore robdavis | 
8/25/2004 8:58:10 AM
  P.S.: If we want to make the 2nd filter more perfect, we should add, "and EMA(10) 2 days ago is above EMA(10) 1 days ago"
 
 Rob
 
 
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robdavis 69 posts msg #32979 - Ignore robdavis | 
8/25/2004 9:07:44 AM
  P.P.S.: If we want the curling more pronounced, we can add (without the quotes), 
 
 "and EMA(10) divided by EMA(10) 1 day ago is greater than 1.01", 
 
 but then, as you see, the more restrictions we add, the fewer stocks we will have.
 
 I hope this helps.
 
 Rob
 
 
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yepher 359 posts msg #32983 - Ignore yepher | 
8/25/2004 3:06:39 PM
  I believe another way to say "has turned up in the past 1 day" is "slope crossed above 0" meaning it was less than zero yesterday and today it has turned up.
 
  	    
 
 You can try playing setting a min amount of turn up to reduce the result set more. Another thing you might try if you want more results is find stocks where the slope crossed above 0 in the past n days.
 
 
 
 
 
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oldsmar52 104 posts msg #32998 - Ignore oldsmar52 | 
8/26/2004 9:55:56 AM
  To Rob: Thanks for the help/advice.  My intention was to try and catch a stock as its EMA(10) began to turn up and approached its EMA(25).  Whether that was/is a very good idea is to be determined yet, I guess.
                                                      Frank
 
 
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kgriffen 49 posts msg #33017 - Ignore kgriffen | 
8/27/2004 3:12:54 AM
  Try:
  	    
 
 -kg
 
 
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