Wed, 07-27-2005, 10:43 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 1
| KEEP THE RSIWLR FILTER SIMPLE Quote: |
Originally Posted by tonyt Im a bit confused Avery. Do i just copy and paste everything you posted for the filter? Like this?....
/* YOUR SELECTION CRITERIA GOES BELOW THIS LINE */
close is between 0.5 and 5
average volume (90) is above 100000
and not OTCBB
SORT COLUMN 5 DESCENDING
/* YOUR SELECTION CRITERIA GOES ABOVE THIS LINE */
set{ClLo, close - low}
set{HiCl, high - close}
set{HiLo, high - low}
set{x, ClLo - HiCl}
set{CLV, x / HiLo}
set{accdist, CLV * volume}
set{adpct1, CLV + 1}
set{adpct, adpct1 *50}
add column adpct
add column RSI(2)
add column Williams %R(10)
add column momentum(12)
draw adpct
draw rsi(2)
draw Williams %R(10)
draw momentum(12)
/* SELECTION CRITERIA GOES BELOW THIS LINE */
set{rsix, count(rsi(2)crossed above 20, 1)}
set{wrx, count(Williams %R(10) crossed above -70 , 1)}
set{adpctx, count(adpct crossed above 20, 1)}
set{momox, count(momentum(12) above momentum(12) 1 day ago, 1)}
set{xc1, rsix + wrx}
set{xc, xc1 + adpctx}
xc above 0
add column xc
add column momox
I have built filters... but im new to your type of filters. When i copy and paste as noted above, i get errors. Obviously thats not the way to do it. How do i break it down? | Keep the original simple RSIWLR filter. The expanded filter adds nothing meaningful. It cannot be backtested nor debugged in Stockfetcher because of all the "set"statements.
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