TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #69992
- Ignore TheRumpledOne |
12/22/2008 4:07:14 PM
Yes, the TWO PERCENT CLUB is still open on www.paltalk.com
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meyephone
1 posts
msg #69999
- Ignore meyephone |
12/23/2008 1:10:33 PM
/* TRO STAT SCAN - RSI(2) BELOW 25 */
set{xRange, high - low}
set{AvgRng, cma(xRange,5) }
set{HiOp, high - open}
set{Long_Profit, HiOp/open }
set{B10A, count(Long_Profit > .10 , 100)}
set{A10A, count(Long_Profit > .10, 1)}
set{chg, sum( A10A - A10A 1 day ago ,5)}
set{LastPop, days(Long_Profit > .10, 100)}
and add column B10A {GT10%}
and add column LastPop
and add column AvgRng
add column chg{(wk)}
add column chg 1 week ago{(-1wk)}
add column chg 2 weeks ago{(-2wk)}
add column chg 3 weeks ago{(-3wk)}
add column chg 4 weeks ago{(-4wk)}
add column chg 5 weeks ago{(-5wk)}
add column chg 6 weeks ago{(-6wk)}
add column chg 7 weeks ago{(-7wk)}
add column chg 8 weeks ago{(-8wk)}
and add column separator
add column industry
add column sector
and add column separator
/* SELECTION CRITERIA */
RSI(2) below 25
close is between 1 and 15
average volume(10) above 1000000
sort column 5 descending
Forgive my ignorance, but is there a way to modify this filter to show tickers that have been on the list more than one day in a row?
Thanks
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johnpaulca
12,036 posts
msg #70003
- Ignore johnpaulca |
12/23/2008 4:05:34 PM
I do it the old fashion way...Excel spreadsheet.
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TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #70005
- Ignore TheRumpledOne
modified |
12/23/2008 4:11:28 PM
DAYSONLIST is how many days in a row the stock has been on the list.
Remember the selection criteria is:
RSI(2) below 25
close is between 1 and 15
average volume(10) above 1000000
Merry Xmas...LOL!!
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mdl060374
94 posts
msg #70045
- Ignore mdl060374 |
12/26/2008 4:31:10 PM
TRO,
I have been a big fan of your various filters and am looking for a bit of a hybrid combining the attributes of your "dayrangers" in your RFR "format."
Let me explain. My idea is to see how many times a stock EITHER gained OR lost (direction doesnt matter, what is important is that they moved the % from open to close).
So I am guess it would be fantastic if you could basically provide the same format (sortable columns with various percents like RFR) but rather than just have # GAINS in the last 100 days be the criteria, have % MOVES be the criteria....
When you get a chance, it would be much appreciated if you could do this.
Merry Xmas to all!
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TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #70047
- Ignore TheRumpledOne |
12/26/2008 5:35:59 PM
DIRECTION DOESN'T MATTER??
You're joking right?
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mdl060374
94 posts
msg #70048
- Ignore mdl060374
modified |
12/26/2008 6:25:13 PM
Of course it matters, but it is only in context of other factors..
What matters to me more is the characteristics and preditability/occurence of movement rather than the direction..
I guess what I was wishing for was a dayrangers list in the form of how many times has a stock moved (up or down (not RAN)) x% in last 100 days.
I simply didnt want to run a scan "ADR(10) is above 4%" b/c that doesnt tell me much historically.. Your 100 day info does..
going off the RFR long list is great, but if the overall market is in the crapper or in a downtrend, using those long statistics isnt as valuable..
I guess what I was trying to say in my earlier post, is that by using a similar format as your RFR with columns for each time it has made a run (either up or down) I could create a focus list of stocks, and trade them long/short depending on S/R formations, and price action.
Can someone help me with this when they have a chance?
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welliott111
98 posts
msg #70050
- Ignore welliott111 |
12/26/2008 10:07:09 PM
Maybe chetron's FAKE OR GAIN filter.
http://forums.stockfetcher.com/sfforums/?q=view&fid=1002&tid=56705&qrid=&isiframe=
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mdl060374
94 posts
msg #70058
- Ignore mdl060374 |
12/27/2008 12:12:54 PM
Thanks for the reply, but that isnt really what I am looking for.
Maybe what I am asking for cant be done. Maybe Chetron will know how to do it. I guess the only parameters that need to be changed in RFR would be to insert some sort of "OR" statement to qualify a "run" being negative or positive.
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TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #70059
- Ignore TheRumpledOne
modified |
12/27/2008 1:55:10 PM
What you're looking for doesn't belong in this thread.
You need to start a new thread.
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