MA PCF's

MACD Calculation II (babynuke)

The following is from Don Worden's "Street-Smart Chart Reading". It was published before TC2000 was even able to

do exponential moving averages. Hope this helps!

"There is a generally accepted formula for finding the exponential equivalent of a specific moving average: X=1/(n+1)

where X= the exponential factor and n= the simple moving average.

So let's convert a simple 10-day moving average...

You divide 1 by 10+1 (that is, 11). The answer is .09, which is the value of X. To keep the exponential equivalent of a

10-day moving average, each day you multiply the previous day's exponential MA by .91, Then add to it the current

day's price times .09. (Notice that .91+.09=1.)"

Well, I hope you understand it!! My best!!

Ty

AVGC5>AVGC20

Crossing above today:

(AVGC5.1 < AVGC20.1 AND AVGC5 > AVGC20)

C1>AVGC40.1 AND C<AVGC40

Pick stock on the upswing(sjellad)

azimuth, this is what I use to pick up stocks on the upswing. You can tighten the results list by adding criterias in the

Easyscan query (in plain English, it screens for stocks whose 25-days SMA had been on a downtrend for flat for approx

4 weeks, but whose 25-days SMA has been trending up for 3 days). The results are pretty good. You can tweak it

further to suit your needs:

AVGC25 >= AVGC25.1 AND AVGC25.1 >= AVGC25.2 AND AVGC25.2 >= AVGC25.3 AND AVGC25.3 <=

AVGC25.4 AND AVGC25.4 <= AVGC25.5 AND AVGC25.5 <= AVGC25.6 AND AVGC25.6 <= AVGC25.7

AND AVGC25.7 <= AVGC25.8 AND AVGC25.8 <= AVGC25.9 AND AVGC25.9 <= AVGC25.10 AND

AVGC25.10 <= AVGC25.11 AND AVGC25.11 <= AVGC25.12 AND AVGC25.12 <= AVGC25.13 AND

AVGC25.13 <= AVGC25.14 AND AVGC25.14 <= AVGC25.15 AND AVGC25.15 <= AVGC25.16 AND

AVGC25.16 <= AVGC25.17 AND AVGC25.17 <= AVGC25.18 AND AVGC25.18 <= AVGC25.19 AND

AVGC25.19 <= AVGC25.20 AND AVGC25.20 <= AVGC25.21 AND AVGC25.21 <= AVGC25.22 AND

AVGC25.22 <= AVGC25.23 AND AVGC25.23 <= AVGC25.24

18/40 Formula(chartscanner)

(AVGC18.1 < AVGC40.1 AND AVGC18 > AVGC40) OR (AVGC18.1 > AVGC40.1 AND AVGC18 < AVGC40)

Edit the moving averages on your chart for 18 and 40. What is the significance of the 18/40 chart from the High Octane

course?

Try This(Crz4money)

((AVGC18 > AVGC40) AND ((O + .25) < AVGC18) AND (O > AVGC40) AND ((C - .25) > AVGC18)) OR

((AVGC40 <AVGC18) AND ((O - .25) > AVGC18) AND (O < AVGC40) AND ((C + .25) < AVGC180))

I cleaned up the parenthesis, tested it and it works.

5-20 MovAvg(robkipp)

Mike,

for 5dayMA above 20dayMA -

AVGC5>AVGC20

for crossing above today -

(AVGC5.1 < AVGC20.1 AND AVGC5 > AVGC20)

Hope this helps.

Rob

Shorting Stocks(dmkcapital)

If your interested in shorting stocks use the scans for the 18 DAY MV over the 40 DAY MA, but reverse it to 18 DAY

MA < 40 DAY MA.

C < AVGC18 AND AVGC18 < AVGC40 AND V > 1000

What I did to narrow it down is I added Price per share-h 22.13 to MAx, i got 109 stocks as of last Thur. without it there was over 500.

What I am saying is I only want stock that is above $$22.13.

Crossing Down Thru 40 Day Moving Avg(EmJaa)

Here's a handy way to do it.

- Open the Personal Criteria Editor (fx button).

- Create New

- Name it "Crossing Down thru 40 Day MovAvg"

- Enter formula C1>AVGC40.1 AND C<AVGC40

- Click Update All Criteria

- Change your Sort pulldown to your new criteria and press the descending order button

- Press Home to go to the top of the WatchList

- Whalaa ... all the TRUE's are on top

I like doing it this way because I can sort any watchlist by my new criteria. Even EasyScans! If I change to the SP500, all the TRUE's are sitting on top. Plus I can use this new criteria when creating an EasyScan if I want to.

Up 5 days in a row(sjellad)

Here is the personal criteria I build to to scan for stocks on a 5-days uptrend:

STEP 1: Closed over its 10-day MA for 5 days:

C > AVGC10 AND C.1 > AVGC10.1 AND C.2 > AVGC10.2 AND C.3 > AVGC10.3 AND C.4 > AVGC10.4

AND

STEP 2: 50-days MA trending up for 5 days:

AVGC50 > AVGC50.1 AND AVGC50.1 > AVGC50.2 AND AVGC50.2 > AVGC50.3 AND AVGC50.3 >

AVGC50.4 AND AVGC50.4 > AVGC50.5 AND

STEP 3: 10-days MA trending up for 5 days:

AVGC10 > AVGC10.1 AND AVGC10.1 > AVGC10.2 AND AVGC10.2 > AVGC10.3 AND AVGC10.3 >

AVGC10.4 AND AVGC10.4 > AVGC10.5 AND

STEP 4: Price closed up for 5 days:

C > C1 AND C1 > C2 AND C2 > C3 AND C3 > C4 AND C4 > C5 AND

STEP 5: 25-days MA trending up for 5 days:

AVGC25 > AVGC25.1 AND AVGC25.1 > AVGC25.2 AND AVGC25.2 > AVGC25.3 AND AVGC25.3 >

AVGC25.4 AND AVGC25.4 > AVGC25.5

MAs(cpratsch)

Downward crossing:

(AVGC18.1 > AVGC40.1) and(AVGC18 < AVGC40)

upward crossing:

(AVGC18.1 < AVGC40.1) and (AVGC18 > AVGC40).

Info about AVG()(Paid my dues)

AVG( )

Using AVG( ), you can find the average value of a function over a period of time. Note the use of the comma in the

function.

AVG(BOP,30) Average BOP value over the last 30 days.

AVG(AVGC10,125) Average value of the 10-day moving average over the last 6 months.

AVG(TSV18.1,5) 5-day average of TSV period 18 yesterday.

AVG(STOC12.5,21) Average value of Stochstics 12 and 5 over the last 21 days.

You cannot group operators within the brackets. For example, AVG(AVGC10 – AVGC200,30) would not be a valid

argument.

From the dropdown Help menu, select TeleChart 2000 Help Topics

From the Help Topics: TeleChart 2000, select Index

Type: function

Scroll down the list to Math Operators

Click Average for details -

The InSync Index is easily modified to incorporate the 10 dma which has been a visual process.

Moving average PCF(space is money)

(V > 500) AND (RSI14.5 > 50) AND (C > AVGC10 ) AND (C1 > AVGC10.1) AND (C2 < AVGC10.2) AND (C3 <

AVGC10.3) AND (C > C1) AND (RSI3.3 > RSI3.3.1) AND (RSI3.3.1 < RSI3.3.2)

This says: gimme stocks that traded more than 50,000 shares with the last 2 days closing prices above the 10 day moving average after being below the 10 day moving average and today's price higher than yesterday's, all with a good RSI14.5 and recently turned up RSI3.3

Short list with a couple of good leads. Have fun!