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| TheRumpledOne 6,411 posts msg #37046 - Ignore TheRumpledOne |
7/24/2005 2:48:24 PM I Wrote this filter display for those using Mike Parker's RSIWRL stock selection system: fetcher[ /* MP's RSIWRL DISPLAY */ /* DOCUMENTATION http://www.prophet.net/learn/taglossary.jsp?index=A&entry=AD The Accumulation/Distribution Line was developed by Marc Chaikin to assess the cumulative flow of money into and out of a security. He decided to focus on the price action for a given period (day, week, month) and derived a formula to calculate a value based on the location of the close, relative to the range for the period. This is the "Close Location Value" or CLV. The CLV ranges from plus one to minus one with the center point at zero. CLV = ( (C-L) - (H-C) ) / (H-C) The signals for the Accumulation/Distribution Line are fairly straightforward and involve divergence or confirmation. A bullish signal is given when the Accumulation/Distribution Line forms a positive divergence. Be wary of weak positive divergences that fail to make higher reaction highs. A two-week positive divergence should be suspect. However, a multi-month positive divergence deserves serious attention. The Accumulation/Distribution Line can also be used to confirm the strength or sustainability behind an advance. In a healthy advance, the Accumulation/Distribution Line should remain up or at least move in an uptrend. If the stock is moving up at a rapid pace, but the Accumulation/Distribution Line has trouble making higher highs or starts going sideways, buying pressure is relatively weak. The Accumulation/Distribution Line can at time have problems detecting subtle changes in volume flows. The rate of change in a downtrend could be slowing, but it may be impossible to detect until the Accumulation/Distribution Line turns up. This drawback has been addressed in the form of the Chaikin Oscillator or Chaikin Money Flow. */ /* YOUR SELECTION CRITERIA GOES BELOW THIS LINE */ /* YOUR SELECTION CRITERIA GOES ABOVE THIS LINE */ set{ClLo, close - low} set{HiCl, high - close} set{x, ClLo - HiCl} set{accdist, x / HiCl} add column accdist add column RSI(2) add column Williams %R(10) draw accdist draw rsi(2) draw Williams %R(10) ] MAY ALL YOUR FILLS BE COMPLETE |
| TheRumpledOne 6,411 posts msg #37047 - Ignore TheRumpledOne |
7/24/2005 2:51:13 PM Example using colefk@juno.com's criteria: MAY ALL YOUR FILLS BE COMPLETE. |
| TheRumpledOne 6,411 posts msg #37048 - Ignore TheRumpledOne |
7/24/2005 4:09:25 PM Getting closer... still can't get it to match what www.prophet.net has... /* MP's RSIWRL DISPLAY */ /* DOCUMENTATION http://www.prophet.net/learn/taglossary.jsp?index=A&entry=AD The Accumulation/Distribution Line was developed by Marc Chaikin to assess the cumulative flow of money into and out of a security. He decided to focus on the price action for a given period (day, week, month) and derived a formula to calculate a value based on the location of the close, relative to the range for the period. This is the "Close Location Value" or CLV. The CLV ranges from plus one to minus one with the center point at zero. CLV = ( (C-L) - (H-C) ) / (H-C) The signals for the Accumulation/Distribution Line are fairly straightforward and involve divergence or confirmation. A bullish signal is given when the Accumulation/Distribution Line forms a positive divergence. Be wary of weak positive divergences that fail to make higher reaction highs. A two-week positive divergence should be suspect. However, a multi-month positive divergence deserves serious attention. The Accumulation/Distribution Line can also be used to confirm the strength or sustainability behind an advance. In a healthy advance, the Accumulation/Distribution Line should remain up or at least move in an uptrend. If the stock is moving up at a rapid pace, but the Accumulation/Distribution Line has trouble making higher highs or starts going sideways, buying pressure is relatively weak. The Accumulation/Distribution Line can at time have problems detecting subtle changes in volume flows. The rate of change in a downtrend could be slowing, but it may be impossible to detect until the Accumulation/Distribution Line turns up. This drawback has been addressed in the form of the Chaikin Oscillator or Chaikin Money Flow. http://trader.snowseed.com/accum_distrib.htm Accumulation/Distribution Line What is it The Accumulation/Distribution Line is one of the indicators using volume. As the price moves depend on supply and demand, one can assume that they FOLLOW the volume. So we can construct an indicator that uses volume data to predict the price of a security. The Accumulation/Distribution Line was developed by Marc Chaikin. It is combining volume and price data in one easy to use indicator. It can be considered a variation of the On Balance Volume indicator. Calculation As was mentioned above, the Accumulation/Distribution Line combines price data with the volume data. The price part comes from the Close Location Value indicator, calculated like CLV = ((Close - Low) - (High - Close)) / (High - Low) This approach is working by determining the location of the Close compared to the Low and High. The indicator oscillates between -1 and 1, the closer the CLOSE is to the High, the closer it is to one, which is considered a bullish signal. The closer period's CLOSE is to Low, the closer the indicator value is to -1, which is considered bearish. The "volume" part of the Accumulation/Distribution Line is introduced by multiplying the CLV by the corresponding period's volume. The Accumulation/Distribution Line is, therefore, the cumulative total of Volume * CLV. Usage When the Accumulation/Distribution Line and a stock price form a positive (negative) divergence, we consider it a bullish (bearish) signal. On the chart above we see a positive divergence forming over long period of time. The "buy" signal for this particular case would probably occur when the confirmatiobn is received from other tools of technical analysis, for example, when the resistance line is broken. */ |
| TheRumpledOne 6,411 posts msg #37050 - Ignore TheRumpledOne |
7/24/2005 4:20:42 PM Getting closer... I had a mistake in the formula variables! still can't get it to match what www.prophet.net has... |
| corsino 259 posts msg #37055 - Ignore corsino |
7/25/2005 12:48:49 PM RumpledOne The AD line still does not display as a cumulative line, only as daily quantities. Does it work ok for you? I may have to substitute the Momentum, OBV, or MFI indicators in the filters,all of which are already provided in SF. I can't understand why SF didn't include the accumulation/distribution indicator in their array of indicators. |
| rimence2000 4 posts msg #37056 - Ignore rimence2000 |
7/25/2005 1:57:41 PM Hi, Last night I was trying to create a MACD Histogram exactly as it appear in www.askresearch.com (daily chart), they give information how they created that Macd histogram if you click on MACD under "Indicator chart settings" in daily charts; I was trying to do it for myself but I can't, could you please help me how to create a filter for this MACD Histogram?, I'll appreciate a lot your help. and I'm sure it will help others too. Thank you, Jesus Moya |
| TheRumpledOne 6,411 posts msg #37063 - Ignore TheRumpledOne |
7/25/2005 6:30:39 PM MP added momentum(12) to the equation!! Pulling out a few math "tricks", I can get the A/D converted to a percent value like MP has on his combined www.prophet.net chart: Now we should be able to get those crossing the 20% line! In the above filter if ANY of the lines cross above the 20% line, the stock will display. I added column xc so we can see how many crosses there were. Since MP threw in the momentum(12) and momentum doesn't have a defined range, I show the momox value = 1, for stocks where momentum is heading north... should catch the movers. You can add the line AND MOMOX EQUAL 1 to select only those with momentum heading north. MAY ALL YOUR FILLS BE COMPLETE. |
| TheRumpledOne 6,411 posts msg #37106 - Ignore TheRumpledOne |
7/27/2005 2:07:11 PM Still waiting to get the right a/d formula Until then will just look at the a/d column for number up/down days in a row. |
| TheRumpledOne 6,411 posts msg #37109 - Ignore TheRumpledOne |
7/27/2005 3:34:00 PM Since I can't compute a matching A/D value, the important thing is to get in when it's at the bottom so... GETTING WARMER! |
| TheRumpledOne 6,411 posts msg #37114 - Ignore TheRumpledOne |
7/27/2005 5:15:02 PM *** UNDER CONSTRUCTION *** It looks like the Accum/Distr line is a SUMMATION... |
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