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dmewbourne 15 posts msg #95062 - Ignore dmewbourne	7/24/2010 5:43:01 PM This oughta be pretty simple for some of you gurus. I'm trying to write a screen for when OBV is above the 30 day moving average of OBV. However, the following assumes OBV should be OBV(10) and I end up with two OBV's, an OBV(10) and an OBV(30): Fetcher[OBV is above OBV(30)] Any ideas would be appreciated.
four 5,087 posts msg #95063 - Ignore four modified	7/24/2010 6:14:38 PM perhaps... Fetcher[ obv(30) > average obv(30) close > 1 avgvol(10) > 132365 ]
dmewbourne 15 posts msg #95067 - Ignore dmewbourne	7/24/2010 7:11:12 PM Thanks Four. That makes sense.