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Raju Harchandani
2010-10-29 07:26:55


I need help with the following condition for screener
I need to filter out from a list say "a" (this could be a watchlist dynamic or static),
1) when rsi crosses 70 from below
2) when rsi crosses 70 from above
3) when rsi crosses its derivative-signal line from above when they are between 70 and 100
4) when crsi crosses its derivative-signal line from above when they are between 70 and 100
5) when rsi crosses 30 from above
7) when rsi crosses its derivative-signal line from below when they are between 30 and 0
8) along with this data i want 6 columns which gives the volume of 4 previous bars, current volume and the other givig "Up" if volume has risen , "down" if volume has fallen and "flat" if volume is flat

That is as far as the screner goes
Once the screener finishes can this be indicated on the graph (i am sure it can)

I can make the formula for any variable becoming equal to some value but to get the logic for checking whether it comes from below or above escapes me
Thanking You
Raju Harchandani



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2010-10-29 08:17:10

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Please provide me with more information regarding "crsi" and "derivative-signal line"
Also, what do you want to indicate on the graph?

If you want to check if one variable crossed above/below another one then you should use the "cross" function.
cross(a, b) -> a crosses b from below
cross(b, a) -> a crosses b from above



Raju Harchandani
2010-11-02 05:24:18

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Crsi is a typo read that as rsi and its signa line
Also the 8th point...is the difficult part
Raju



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2010-11-02 06:16:26

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Best Answer
What signal line do you use for an RSI ?

Here is the formula for the 8th point:
AddColumn("4-Bar Volume", sum(volume, 4));
AddColumn("Volume", volume);
signal1 = iffstr(volume > ref(volume, 1), "Up", "Down");
signal1 = iffstr(volume == ref(volume, 1), "Flat", signal1);
AddColumn("Signal", signal1);



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