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I like to scan stocks for candlestick signals in explorer. I have already added all the candlestick formulas into Explorer. The problem is that, on some of the signals, I get quite a few results that take a while to go through. I have to go through the charts of each one to see if they meet the rest of my criteria.
What I was hoping to do was to add a formula into each Candlsetick signal that would still search for that signal but then only return the ones that also had an average daily volume of + 200,000 and with the Stochastics in or close to the oversold area pointing back up. Is there a way to do this?
I did try scanning the results I get back with the Equis - 90 day average volume but that returned the same results but with a volume column added. I can live with this but it would be nicer to have the low volume ones simply eliminated. The most important to me is the Stochastics if it makes a difference.
Steve
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I think I've figured it out so if this is right Patrick, there is no need for you to reply with the formula in the morning unless there is a better way I should be doing it:
I added this to Column A in the Rising Window Explorer:
Mov(V,90,S)
and then changed the Filter to this:
RisingWindow() AND (colA > 2000) AND Stoch(5,3)>10 AND Stoch(5,3)<40
Thanks
Steve
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