Stiv 6 posts msg #106348 - Ignore Stiv |
5/20/2012 3:09:11 PM
I've gotten used to looking at Bollingerized indicators particular Bollinger bands on different periods of CCI. I look for movement and crosses above and below the median line. To me it gives more dimension and flexibility to a standard CCI cross of the zero line.
In particular, I think they can provide a tool to identify candidates that are bottoming and turning around (and the inverse). I have this hardwired in esignal, but SF is great for screening.
I finally figured out how to get this into a filter. The one below provides a user-defined Bolingerized CCI of 10, 25, 50 and 100 periods. Then I've tried to characterize certain relativities of the different CCI's and movement through the median line. Many thanks to the moderator who provided the code for a Bollingerized RSI.
There's a lot more work to do to capture more complex movements through the median line and off of the lower and upper bands. Would appreciate any further ideas on this.
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