stockfetchervong
16 posts
msg #48265
- Ignore stockfetchervong |
11/30/2006 8:50:09 PM
could you please explain how the filter above work?
and
could you please explain what the following mean or what it does?
[ ] = is for what purpose?
count(ma(50) = ?
<=50 (50) 1 day ago, 20)=?
above 15 = ?
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yepher
359 posts
msg #48268
- Ignore yepher
modified |
11/30/2006 11:17:44 PM
> [ ] = is for what purpose?
The word fetcher and the square brace makes the filter able to be clicked.
> count(ma(50) <= MA(50) 1 day ago,20) above 15
count simply counts the number of times an expression is true within a given period of time. 20 days in this case.
so count is counting the number of times the 50 day simple moving average is below previous days average.
> above 15 = ?
This is looking for the count to be 15 times in last 20 days
So simply this wants the 50 day moving average to be decreasing 15 days out of 20.
I hope that helps,
Yepher
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TheRumpledOne
6,411 posts
msg #48272
- Ignore TheRumpledOne |
12/1/2006 12:33:10 AM
Yepher, nice to see you around.
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stockfetchervong
16 posts
msg #48274
- Ignore stockfetchervong |
12/1/2006 1:57:18 AM
thanks
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papawally
19 posts
msg #48285
- Ignore papawally |
12/1/2006 12:25:56 PM
Is their a way to show the MA(50) values for each of the 20 days in a column? Thanks in advance. PW
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papawally
19 posts
msg #48288
- Ignore papawally |
12/1/2006 12:43:54 PM
One way to list MA(50) for each of the 20 days would be:
and add column MA(50) 20 days ago, and a new line each time with reduced days.
I believe though that the columns could be generated with a single script or 3 instead of 20 lines. Thanks in advance. PW
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