TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #42469
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3/25/2006 11:29:41 AM
What exactly do you mean by "closed within average daily range"?
By definition, a stock ALWAYS closes within its daily range.
Do you mean today's range is less than the average daily range?
Can you provide an example of a stock that meets this criteria?
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turners63
8 posts
msg #42466
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3/25/2006 12:00:18 PM
How can I make a filter that will pick stocks that closed within the average daily volatility above the MA(20)? (i.e. The close is within the distance from 0 to the volatility or that stock above the MA(20), so if the trading range of a stock was $1, I would want it chosen only if the close was within $1 from the MA(20)) I tried:
Show stocks where close was within average daily range aboveMA(20)
It didn't work?
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turners63
8 posts
msg #42474
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3/25/2006 1:39:40 PM
The average daily range is a variable that has a value. (i.e. XYZ may have an average daily range of $1.32) I would like to know if the close of that stock was between the MA(20) and the MA(20)+ $1.32.
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TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #42479
- Ignore TheRumpledOne
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3/25/2006 2:04:21 PM
HTH.
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turners63
8 posts
msg #42481
- Ignore turners63 |
3/25/2006 2:38:09 PM
Thanks TheRumbledOne. I'm new and didn't know how to set the variables. I used your example and changed it a little using the average true range and it worked fine. Thanks again.
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TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #42494
- Ignore TheRumpledOne |
3/25/2006 7:39:25 PM
Post your filter... let's see it!
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turners63
8 posts
msg #42521
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3/26/2006 1:09:55 PM
This is what I came up with:
set{UpperLimit, average true range(35) + ma(35)}
close above ma(35)
close below UpperLimit
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