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pthomas215
1,251 posts
msg #134897
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3/13/2017 12:33:22 PM

John, correct. I am thinking of it as short term averages crossing over longer term is a buy signal. that may be too linear thinking, as you suggest the ema(60) moving indicates a bullish trend.

graftonian
1,089 posts
msg #134898
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3/13/2017 1:18:45 PM

Mac, what filter are you using to to obtain a "long list" of stocks? Do you use a count back line to pick an entry after the selection process is complete?
Thanx, Duane

Mactheriverrat
3,153 posts
msg #134899
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3/13/2017 1:20:24 PM

Yes short term averages crossing over longer term is a buy but trend should be confirmed. Price should be crossing above a downtrend line. See pages 110 to 133 of Guppys book

Mactheriverrat
3,153 posts
msg #134901
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modified
3/13/2017 3:06:55 PM

@graf
I'm using a Price above ema(30) filter.
ema(13) is above ema(30)
adr(30) above 2.50
volume above 200000
Market in not otcbb

still playing around with filter


One could adapt this to just about any filter- I'm playing around with Run Forest, Run filter. The key is finding the best up trending stocks using part one of Guppys finding good trending stocks
I played AMD today and still in


XIV is a prime example chart IMHO


graftonian
1,089 posts
msg #134906
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3/13/2017 7:19:36 PM

Mac, I considered AMD this morning but thought it opened a little high. I hate gaps. PG was another stock on the radar, but didn't quite make it to the CBL entry (91.50). Looks like our old friends (enemies?) NUGT and JNUG are picking up steam. I guess we wait and see if the traders can make it through the investors; only time will tell.
I have also added trader width, investor width, and trader/investor aeparation to my GMMA filter. Will share when I have a "real" computer back. My monitor shot craps, and I'm down to working on a tablet. Cannot figure out how to cut and paste.

Mactheriverrat
3,153 posts
msg #134907
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3/13/2017 7:35:54 PM

Roger Graf

graftonian
1,089 posts
msg #134908
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3/13/2017 8:46:04 PM

Well, here's the new and improved.. Down at the bottom, in the area labled /*FILTER*/ one can fiddle with short term score, long term score, band widths, et al , and get it to pull up results all across the spectrum. Have fun.


Fetcher[
/*Guppy MMA */
market is not OTCBB
Average Volume(30) > 1000000
close between .50 and 10

/*short term emas*/
draw EMA(3)
draw EMA(5)
draw EMA(7)
draw EMA(9)
draw EMA(11)
draw EMA(13)
/*add a point for every pair "stacked right" */
set{SS35, count(EMA(3) > EMA(5),1)}
set{SS57, count(EMA(5) > EMA(7), 1)}
set{SS79, count(EMA(7) > EMA(9), 1)}
set{SS911, count(EMA(9) > EMA(11), 1)}
set{SS1113, count(EMA(11) > EMA(13), 1)}

set{ss1, SS35 + SS57}'
set{ss2, ss1 + SS79}
set{ss3, ss2 + SS911}
set{short_term_score, ss3 + SS1113}

/*long term emas*/
draw EMA(70)
draw EMA(60)
draw EMA(50)
draw EMA(40)
draw EMA(35)
draw EMA(30)

set{LS6070, count(EMA(60) > EMA(70), 1)}
set{LS5060, count(EMA(50) > EMA(60), 1)}
set{LS4050, count(EMA(40) > EMA(50), 1)}
set{LS3540, count(EMA(35) > EMA(40), 1)}
set{LS3035, count(EMA(30) > EMA(35), 1)}
set{LS1, LS6070 + LS5060}
set{LS2, LS1 + LS4050}
set{LS3, LS2 + LS3540}
set{long_term_score, LS3 + LS3035}

draw long_term_score
draw short_term_score
set{comp_score, long_term_score + short_term_score}

add column separator
add column short_term_score
add column long_term_score
add column comp_score
add column separator

/*trader/investor separation */
set{tisep, ema(13) - ema(30)}
set{tisep2, tisep / ema(30)}
set{tiseppct, tisep2 * 100}
add column tiseppct{TR_INV_SEP}

/* trader group width */
set{tgw, ema(3) - ema(13)}
set{tgw2, tgw / ema(13)}
set{trad_grp_width, tgw2 * 100}
add column trad_grp_width

/* investor group width */
set{igw, ema(30) - ema(70)}
set{igw2, igw / ema(70)}
set{inv_grp_width, igw2 * 100}
add column inv_grp_width
draw inv_grp_width
draw trad_grp_width on plot inv_grp_width
draw inv_grp_width line at 0

/* investor annualized slope percent */
set{iasp, slope of ema(50)}
set{iasp2, iasp / ema(50)}
set{iasp3, iasp2 * 25000}
add column iasp3

/* FILTER */
/* TO FIND BOTH GROUPS COMPRESSED */
trad_grp_width between -1 and 1
inv_grp_width between -1 and 1

do not draw comp_score
]



T_Charp13
35 posts
msg #134909
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3/13/2017 10:03:27 PM

Any particular reason why you chose to filter stocks between .5 and 10?

graftonian
1,089 posts
msg #134911
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3/14/2017 12:20:08 AM

Nope, oops

Mactheriverrat
3,153 posts
msg #134912
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modified
3/14/2017 1:20:17 AM

Now that's Interesting Graf!

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