Need Help with Syntax for a Short Filter....Please help

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AdamW328 84 posts msg #55743 - Ignore AdamW328	10/16/2007 11:26:14 AM I am looking for the syntax for a filter where stocks are in a downtrend. However, I want the filter to pull up results showing stocks that are at the top of and/or approaching the top of the most recent downtrend. I am looking to short these stocks based on this filter. I have read many filters on this forum from others with this type of filter but reversed for uptrending stocks that have recently pulled back a little, but nothing for downtrends at and/or approaching a top. Any help is greatly appreciated.
TheRumpledOne 6,407 posts msg #55753 - Ignore TheRumpledOne	10/16/2007 2:58:17 PM Take a look at my FINDING THE NEXT NTRI FILTER. A TREND column reading of xx0 indicates stocks in a 200 day downtrend. A TREND column reading of x0x indicates stocks in a 60 day downtrend. Then look at the BALLON column to see what the stock's price position is. Modify the filter to fit your needs.

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