dashover
224 posts
msg #123427
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3/31/2015 4:50:45 PM
I have noticed that MACD histograms rise or fall to a "peak" and then subside...
Is there any way to code "macd histogram at it's peak"...
It doesn't seem to line up... with the 12/26/9 crossing lines when the histogram peaks...
Thanks!
Dash
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four
5,087 posts
msg #123428
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3/31/2015 9:04:07 PM
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Mactheriverrat
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msg #123432
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3/31/2015 11:51:25 PM
Hey Four
Can you post the same filter code using the MACD(3,10,16)
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four
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msg #123433
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4/1/2015 12:19:21 AM
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dashover
224 posts
msg #123439
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4/1/2015 10:37:36 AM
This tweaked better? Looking for stocks where the Histogram "peaked" yesterday...
draw MACD(12,26,9) histogram
set{x, macd(12,26,1) - cema(macd(12,26,1),9)}
draw x line at 0
add column average volume (30)
set{voldiff,volume minus average volume (30)}
set{volmult,voldiff/ average volume (30)}
add column volmult
Average Volume(30) > 100000
Price > $5
x has been increasing for the last 4 days
x > .40
x 4 days ago > 0
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and bearish
draw MACD(12,26,9) histogram
set{x, macd(12,26,1) - cema(macd(12,26,1),9)}
draw x line at 0
add column average volume (30)
set{voldiff,volume minus average volume (30)}
set{volmult,voldiff/ average volume (30)}
add column volmult
Average Volume(30) > 100000
Price > $5
Y has been decreasing for the last 4 days
x < .40
x 4 days ago < 0
set{Y, x 1 day ago }
add column Y
x > Y
show stocks where the Stochastic %K(10,5,3) < 18 1 day ago
It seems when the histogram peaks then it signals a pivot in price? ; still working on it
Not sure how tradable these "peaks" are...
Perhaps a "peak" with the stock at support...
Dash
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