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felik
2010-05-24 08:57:43


for stocks trading in a range for n no of days[ means high ndlow n days back not broken by (or if brokenthen not more then by n%) till last closing day]
2) to detecht triangular price pattern





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2010-05-26 06:24:21

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- Stocks trading in a high and low range that is less than 20% for the last 100 bars:
a = ((hhv(high, 100) / llv(low, 100)) - 1) < 0.2;

- Descending triangle pattern (using the advanced rules syntax)
Occurs in a period between 30 and 40 bars
a = searchfor _belowline(close, close) and _perf(close) < -5 and ((close / _min(close)) - 1) < 0.1 after 30 within 40;




felik
2010-05-27 08:37:42

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thanks
can i replace below with above to get ascending triangle ????



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2010-05-27 10:15:57

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Best Answer
Here is a better formula for descending triangle pattern:
a = searchfor _belowline(close, close) and _perf(close) < -5 and close < ((2*_min(close) + _max(close)) / 3) after 30 within 40;

and here is the formula for ascending triangle pattern:
a = searchfor _aboveline(close, close) and _perf(close) > 5 and close > ((2*_max(close) + _min(close)) / 3) after 30 within 40;



felik
2010-06-02 01:20:48

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Thankyou very much QS TEAM



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