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When I type a base formula for stock screen
If (C>=20,1,0) and if (C<=30,1,0)
Can I write those formula in this way
c>=20 and c<=30
and what a 1,0 in a formula mean? can you explain me widely?
also can I use a semicolen ; for replace word AND between formula? or is there other word to replace AND in a formula writing?
What a "REF" in a function list mean?
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Hey k-
Yes, you can enter you formula with the AND parameter. Something like this:
a:=If(C>=20 AND C<=30 ,1,0);
a;
The ,1 means to return a value of 1 if the exploration meets this criteria
The ,0 means to return a value of 0 if the exploration doesn't meet this criteria
i.e., if ([censored], true, false)
The ref () function allows you to examine a value other than the current value:
a:=C; will return the current close
a:=ref(C,-1) will return the close from 1 period ago
Check out the formula primer. Avail: http://forum.equis.com/download.php?id=127
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RSI(Data Array, Periods)
Stoch %k Periods, %k Slowing)
MACD()
I try to create indicator that have currently RSI 75, Stochastic %K Time Period 5, Stochastic %D time Period 3, Stochastic Volume is 86, MACD 9 period exponantial , I want to mix all those 3 indicator into one indicator? is that possible? and if yes how? what is formula for that?
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Well...
Maybe you could look at this and get an idea of what is possible. If the indicator plots 1 then all three of your conditions are met; else it will plot 0.
[code:1:66a50b50a4]{Konrad's Indicator}
ST:=Input("Short term period(s): ",1,100,9);
LT:=Input("Long term period(s): ",1,100,18);
SL:=Input("Signal period(s): ",1,100,36);
if(
RSI(C,ST)>=75 AND
STOCH(5,3)>=86 AND
Mov(C,ST,E) - Mov(C,LT,E) - Mov((Mov(C,ST,E) - Mov(C,LT,E)),SL,E)>0,1,0);0;[/code:1:66a50b50a4]
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Konrad please start posting in the right forums ... This has nothing to do in General !!! Please [-o<
Now your question is too suggestive ... I would not want to answer it ... And I dont :D
Patrick :mrgreen:
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My question is a suggestive? Is that a hard formula to write? I only need little help how to start it I reading a primer formula, but still I dont know how to setup this formula help me out please! :smt100
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Sorry Misunderstood your question ...
Do this :
RSI(Close,75);
Stoch (5,3);
MACD() ;
Also wathc formula training video number one ;)
Patrick :mrgreen:
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By the way this is a bad idea ;)
MACD plots from 2 to -2
RSI and stoch plot from 0 to 100 ....
Patrick :mrgreen:
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Thanks Patrick, Next time I will post a message in a applicable forum! I listen your formula from listen 1 to 4 but I need go over 10 more time to understand it, but that after read a formula primer
Thanks! :D
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I figured this one would go pretty quick... gosh, can't a guy even go to the bathroom?! oz_pdt_02u
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Patrick how you suggest this formula will look like after adding MACD plots from 2 to -2
RSI and stoch plot from 0 to 100 .... RSI is 80
Can you show me formula, I am brand new to a formula writing! you are expert with that!
Thanks!
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Sorry no suggestions really ... Maybe create a template with these indicators not a custom indicator ...
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Look up at my last post KONRAD'S INDICATOR and see if that will help you get started.
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Patrick wrote:Now your question is too suggestive ... I would not want to answer it ... And I dont :D
Go with your initial instinct, I always say... :)
jose '-)
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g.stockman your formula look great, I just can't believe that a formula real help in find a bottom and top of securities, I look now for SIRI share, and try the same setup to do this a a bottom of security if you have idea share it, I am gratefull for your time!
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g.stockman your formula look great, I just can't believe that a formula real help in find a bottom and top of securities, I look now for SIRI share, and try the same setup to do this at a bottom of security if you have idea share it, I am gratefull for your time!
From November 2003 until today Septeber11,2005 this formula is showing a celing ( top) of security in scale 6-1, 6 good point 1 wrong, but that succesfull, I need to using a system tester! and start to write formula!
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This might be easier and more to the point...
[code:1:bad4f03b33]{Konrad's Indicator}
if(
RSI(C,9)>=75 AND
STOCH(5,3)>=86 AND
MADC()>Mov(MACD(),9,E),1,0);0;[/code:1:bad4f03b33]
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:lol: wow I don't know how to read anymore :lol: I need a vacation see ya guys :P Thanks G
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System Explorer
Column A
RSI(C,9)
Column B
Stoch(5,3)
Column C
MACD()
FILTER
colA >=75 AND
colB >=86 AND
colC > Mov(MACD(),9,E)
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Keep in mind Konrad that this is just to get you started. You'll have to figure out if it's worth anything or needs any tweaking.
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