chetron 2,817 posts msg #61716 - Ignore chetron |
4/23/2008 6:31:41 AM
CLICKABLE?????
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nikoschopen 2,824 posts msg #61732 - Ignore nikoschopen |
4/23/2008 12:39:51 PM
Hi bkagarwal,
I'm glad to hear that it's working out for you. The filter is still undergoing further revision (ie. "work in progress"). One of the things that I'm currently looking at (and struggling) is to make the oscillator a little more adaptive to the changing volatility. I wish SF would make VIX available. If anyone has a suggestion, I'm all ears. Thanks.
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marine2 963 posts msg #61735 - Ignore marine2 |
4/23/2008 1:01:52 PM
Niko, could you please write this last program into a clickable version for us basic SF users. I and many others would be most appreciative. Thank you.
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nikoschopen 2,824 posts msg #61744 - Ignore nikoschopen |
4/23/2008 4:27:20 PM
marine,
If there's a way to provided a "lite" version without sacrificing the original filter I would most likely have done so already. But you can only take it so far with so many limitation inherent in the basic subscription. Chetron has done a great job of cutting out the fat as much as possible to make it suitable for the basic users, but if you were to add one more line of condition to his modified version you would find ureself running into an insurmountable wall. Hence, I suggest that you upgrade to the advanced subscription.
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chetron 2,817 posts msg #61757 - Ignore chetron |
4/23/2008 7:17:33 PM
bkagarwal / nikos combo for the basics.....
removed excessive do not draw commands
and no 30/70 lines on the return plot
enjoy
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nikoschopen 2,824 posts msg #61762 - Ignore nikoschopen modified |
4/24/2008 3:40:53 AM
Thanks Chet, but I think I finally figured it out. It seems to look fine for now but let me know if you find a bug or two.
Okie, here's the "lite" version for y'all basic subscribers.
MAX Down
MAX Up
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chetron 2,817 posts msg #61764 - Ignore chetron |
4/24/2008 6:56:48 AM
very nice niko. a thing of beauty.
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money123 19 posts msg #62464 - Ignore money123 |
5/10/2008 4:22:14 PM
nice filter when should we use this before during or after the market opens thanks
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nikoschopen 2,824 posts msg #62465 - Ignore nikoschopen |
5/10/2008 5:01:03 PM
Quote from money123:
nice filter when should we use this before during or after the market opens thanks
First, I should point out that I left out price and volume criteria from the "lite" version of this filter. I strongly recommend that you avoid stocks that trade under 10 and/or volume less than 300,000. Having said that, I would run this filter just prior to the close and closely monitor where the stock would open the following morning. Here's a rough guideline that can be used for both Max UP & Max Down:
Max UP
- If the stock opens moderately higher than the previous day's close (that is, if it's not a significant gap), then wait until it reverses back down to or near its previous day's close before entering the trade.
- If the stock opens lower than the previous day's close, enter the trade only when it crosses and closes above the previous day's close. This is akin to "Wait for Green" that you hear so often here.
Max DOWN
- If the stock opens moderately lower than the previous day's close (that is, if it's not a significant gap), then wait until it reverses back up to or near its previous day's close before entering the trade.
- If the stock opens higher than the previous day's close, enter the trade only when it crosses and closes below the previous day's close. This is akin to "Wait for Red" that you hear so often here.
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nikoschopen 2,824 posts msg #62527 - Ignore nikoschopen modified |
5/12/2008 5:52:31 PM
The idea behind this filter was derived in part from WSG's filter.
Unlike the previous filter, this filter will combine both long and short setups.
Columns: There are three customized columns
Bull(1) / Bear(-1): This is pretty self-explanatory. If bullish, a value of 1 will be shown; if bearish, -1.
WFR(-1): This will show the value of WFR 1 day ago.
WFR*: Today's WFR
* WFR is a combination of Williams %R, (Inverse) Fisher Transform, and the RSI.
How to interpret the filter
The basic premise of this filter is to find stocks that have either crossed above 95 yesterday but have since fallen and closed under 95 (bearish) or crossed below -95 yesterday but have since risen and closed above 95 (bullish). When the stock is bullish, you will see the value of 1 shown in the first column, followed by numbers greater than 95 and less than 95 in the second and third columns, respectively. When the stock is bearish, you will see the value of -1 shown in the first column, followed by numbers greater than -95 and less than -95 in the second and third columns, respectively.
For ADVANCED subscribers
For BASIC subscribers
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