appletree
3 posts
msg #75423
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6/14/2009 2:57:51 PM
I am having difficulty getting a screen that will find when the fast MACD line changes direction to turning up or turning down. Anyone know?
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screenulator
6 posts
msg #75427
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6/14/2009 5:43:05 PM
you could try fast line cross over slow line - that's default filter.
to measure the rate of change, you just do EMA of EMA, if it's positive it's turning up, if negative, down..
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mystiq
650 posts
msg #75429
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6/14/2009 7:52:42 PM
"to measure the rate of change, you just do EMA of EMA, if it's positive it's turning up, if negative, down.."
screenulator- can you be more specific? what do you mean ema of ema?
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marine2
963 posts
msg #75431
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6/15/2009 1:36:30 AM
Would this help, Macd(4,8)fast line crossing above Macd(4,8)slow line previous 1 day. It helps me.
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marine2
963 posts
msg #75432
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6/15/2009 1:43:14 AM
Of course fine tune what I just said, adding with extra lines like, and price is above 3, and macd(4,8) is below 0. That will filter the list down to a comfortable size to work with. Good luck.
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marine2
963 posts
msg #75433
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6/15/2009 1:50:18 AM
To make it more interesting, instead of saying, and macd(4,8) is below 0, say something like, macd(4,8) is below .5. Also add in, and ma(200) is increasing previous 20 days. There you go. Filtered stocks that are in a momentum upward and ready for picking up.
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appletree
3 posts
msg #75677
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6/20/2009 4:12:03 PM
Thanks for the ideas!
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