Hi: I collect daily data from Reuters, but I want to develop a scan that will find stocks that have "crossed" the MACD's baseline during the week. Does that make any sense? Let me put it this way. The MACD signals on a daily chart are too numerous, not to mention many of them go nowhere. A weekly chart is better and confirms many other things, for example, the strength of the"crossover" of the MACD to the upside, other moving average crossovers, the momentum, etc. If I could draw a picture for the results I am looking for on a weekly chart it might look something like this: __________________l_____________________________________________________ The "l" represents the first time in usually a long time that the stock has turned up. Previously, on a daily chart, it may have turned up a month ago, but as I said it's usually too soon to be confirmed by other indicators. Can anyone help? Thanks! Shelley