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ronbary
16 posts
msg #105646
Ignore ronbary
3/24/2012 6:16:02 PM

Hello Support

i want to know how to write filter for
stocks that closing 2 consecutive days above UPPER Bollinger Band (20,2)


thanks


Ron

Kevin_in_GA
4,599 posts
msg #105647
Ignore Kevin_in_GA
3/24/2012 9:13:04 PM

Hello Support

i want to know how to write filter for
stocks that closing 2 consecutive days above UPPER Bollinger Band (20,2)
+++++++++++++++++++++++

Easy - use the count function

Fetcher[

count(close above upper Bollinger band(20,2),2) above 1

]



ronbary
16 posts
msg #105656
Ignore ronbary
3/25/2012 12:36:48 PM

thanks

so your Count return also stocks that close above upper BB more then 2 days in a row

if i want to find just 2 days in a row ?

before 2 days the price was below the upper BB

thanks

Ron

Kevin_in_GA
4,599 posts
msg #105659
Ignore Kevin_in_GA
3/25/2012 3:23:46 PM

YOU CAN DO THIS SEVERAL WAYS:

Fetcher[

COUNT(CLOSE ABOVE UPPER BOLLINGER BANDS(20,2),2) ABOVE 1
COUNT(CLOSE BELOW UPPER BOLLINGER BANDS(20,2),3) ABOVE 0

]



OR

Fetcher[
CLOSE ABOVE UPPER BOLLINGER BANDS(20,2)
CLOSE 1 DAY AGO ABOVE UPPER BOLLINGER BANDS(20,2) 1 DAY AGO
CLOSE 2 DAYS AGO BELOW UPPER BOLLINGER BANDS(20,2) 2 DAYS AGO

]



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