sammyn
81 posts
msg #141365
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1/25/2018 1:42:30 PM
What is the best way to check to see if the distance between MAs is getting larger?
Basically, I'm looking to scan for stronger trending stocks, so, I'm looking for the distance between the MA(20) and MA(50) to be increasing.
Is it just looking at the MACD?
What would be the most efficient SF syntax?
thanks a bunch!
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sammyn
81 posts
msg #141369
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1/25/2018 2:40:12 PM
Or, would I want to check to see if the slope of MA(20) is greater than the slope of MA(50)?
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four
5,087 posts
msg #141387
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1/25/2018 4:57:10 PM
"slope of MA(20) is greater than the slope of MA(50)?"
5 day slope of ma(20) > 5 day slope of ma(50)
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four
5,087 posts
msg #141388
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1/25/2018 4:59:22 PM
"distance between the MA(20) and MA(50) to be increasing"
draw ppo(20,50) 3 days ago < 0
draw ppo(20,50) > .01
draw ma(20)
draw ma(50)
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sammyn
81 posts
msg #141390
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1/25/2018 5:18:28 PM
Thanks a bunch!
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four
5,087 posts
msg #141391
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1/25/2018 5:20:16 PM
"scan for stronger trending stocks"
sp500
count(ma(20) above ma(50), 40) > 39
count(ma(50) above ma(100), 40) > 39
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