msummer2007
129 posts
msg #58790
- Ignore msummer2007 |
1/7/2008 10:02:47 AM
I have been working on a system where the weekly Rsi(4) has been above the 20 line for the last 1 year. What I am trying to produce, is a trigger when the weekly rsi(4) has rebounded above a previous low, and is touching or slightly penetrating above the previous low. Example. Say AAPL has a weekly rsi(4) low that is 28. Say this happened 4 months ago. I want this system to tell me when the weekly rsi(4) has rebounded from a current low and is touching or passing through(above) the old low set 4 months ago. This low can also occur any time in the last 3 months, but must remain above the 20 line. Big time kudos to anyone who can figure this out. Thanks Bob
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nikoschopen
2,824 posts
msg #58792
- Ignore nikoschopen
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1/7/2008 12:11:35 PM
Example. Say AAPL has a weekly rsi(4) low that is 28. Say this happened 4 months ago. I want this system to tell me when the weekly rsi(4) has rebounded from a current low and is touching or passing through(above) the old low set 4 months ago. This low can also occur any time in the last 3 months, but must remain above the 20 line
Here ya go, Bob. Add price/volume criteria as you see fit.
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msummer2007
129 posts
msg #58795
- Ignore msummer2007
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1/7/2008 1:10:39 PM
Niko: I thank you kindly for the system, and your effort. Unfortunately I should have clarified my statements better. Here is the system I currently have, everything is in weekly counts. What my aim is, to find stocks where the weekly rsi(4) has broken below 30 within the last 2 months, the weekly rsi(4) can hit a new low as long as it is above 20. I want to see on the graph that the weekly rsi(4) has begun to turn positive and is breaking above the most recent low. Here is the problem. Say the weekly RSI(4) has reached a new low within the last 1 week, lets say it is 23. The previous low which occurred 1 month ago was 27. I want to be alerted when the weekly rsi(4) has reached 27 or slightly higher. This is where I am having the trouble. I have traded 7 plays off this system in this bear market(all long) and have done quite well with it. But I have had to manually follow each stock until the indicator entry is breached. Is there anyway this can be performed. I have noticed many times, this indicator will set a new low, then rebound and when it penetrates the previous old low, it generally is a good trade. The trick is waiting for this to occur. Thanks again Niko.
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nikoschopen
2,824 posts
msg #58799
- Ignore nikoschopen
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1/7/2008 4:18:51 PM
First of all, the original filter above has since been rewritten. I realized that I left out the "weekly" modifier in several places.
From what I understand, then, what ure looking for is the current weekly RSI(4) crossing above the previous 52-week low, provided that the recent 52-week low never dipped below 20.
Here I'm supposing that the recent low occured 1 week ago and the previous all-time low made its unwholesome appearance more than 2 weeks ago (numbers in the "lo52wk" column show when the previous 52-week low occured and the "RSI4" show what the values were at the time).
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nikoschopen
2,824 posts
msg #58802
- Ignore nikoschopen |
1/7/2008 4:51:37 PM
This is an identical filter as the one above, with ever slight modification in the first line. The phrase "weekly RSI(4) 2 weeks ago low 52 week low" is changed to "weekly RSI(4) 2 weeks ago 52 week low". Ironically, this one spits out 22 matches as opposed to just 4 from the other. Go figure!
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