blumberg
27 posts
msg #97147
- Ignore blumberg |
10/22/2010 12:46:54 PM
How can i find stocks that are in an uptrend but pulling back to their 50 day EMA?
Thank you!
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taylorsk
106 posts
msg #97148
- Ignore taylorsk |
10/22/2010 1:47:19 PM
this is looking for stocks that have bounced off the 50EMA...
the 50EMA increasing for 3 days should help indicate the uptrend...
YOu could also add that it should be above the EMA 200
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blumberg
27 posts
msg #97150
- Ignore blumberg |
10/22/2010 3:30:38 PM
Thanks. Is there a way to specify that the stock be also pulling back to either gap support or trendline or horizontal support?
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Kevin_in_GA
4,599 posts
msg #97151
- Ignore Kevin_in_GA |
10/22/2010 4:57:25 PM
Not sure that you can use an "OR" function in SF ...
Can you????
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blumberg
27 posts
msg #97152
- Ignore blumberg |
10/22/2010 5:02:07 PM
Ok, how about a phrase that I can run for stocks pulling back to 50ema and gap support and then another phrase for stocks pulling back to 50ema and trendline support? Would that possible? Thanks again, I really appreciate your help.
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taylorsk
106 posts
msg #97153
- Ignore taylorsk |
10/22/2010 5:14:41 PM
Debug shows no errors with the "today or 1 day ago" line.
Trendline support or gap support are much more dificult to define.
I runn the following filter looking for gaps and then set alerts when price approces filling the GAp
run the opposite for gap downs
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Kevin_in_GA
4,599 posts
msg #97154
- Ignore Kevin_in_GA |
10/22/2010 7:31:23 PM
No error in debug does not mean that it is being used correctly, or even at all. Often it will ignore elements that are not recognized, and only list errors in syntax that is part of the SF code language.
I do not think that you are actually getting OR to work here. That type of Boolean operator is not available in SF right now.
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four
5,087 posts
msg #97155
- Ignore four |
10/22/2010 7:35:21 PM
http://forums.stockfetcher.com/sfforums/?q=view&tid=28017&start=0
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heypa
283 posts
msg #97157
- Ignore heypa |
10/22/2010 8:40:18 PM
I recall that TRO wrote an OR operator.
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Kevin_in_GA
4,599 posts
msg #97158
- Ignore Kevin_in_GA |
10/22/2010 8:52:01 PM
My point exactly - the simple use of OR in a filter will not work.
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