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Patrick,
Thanks! Works great. What I'm trying to
do is get an idea when the positive cross occurs and then watch for 2-3 days to
make sure that the trend is still in place and will probably buy at that
point. What I found very interesting in some of the stocks that I have
been holding is that if I had sold on the negative cross 4/4 stocks would have
been sold at a profit, now 3 of them are negative. Will try to set up some
type of an automated system to help do this. If you have any more helpful
hints, I would appreciate them.
ron
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Patrick
Hargus
To: <A title=amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 8:47
PM
Subject: RE: [amibroker] help with
adx/dmi
Hi Ron,Yes such a cross can be a good indicator
(along with some others) at leastgoing up. And try some other time
periods for the ADX besides the default14. I've written a separate
AA and indicator, but it is not on this machineso I'll have to give you
just the crossover code. Try this:Buy =
Cross(PDI(),MDI());Sell = Cross(MDI(),PDI());I'm a fib fan, so
I've done some optimization using fib numbers with ADX()and its
components. Good luck and let us know if you find the Holy
Grail.Peace and Justice ---
Patrick-----Original Message-----From: rmortonmd
[mailto:mortonr003@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 11:08
PMTo: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: [amibroker] help with
adx/dmiI've been trying to work with the built in adx/dmi line and
havefound that the +cross (+DI going above -DI) has been
ratherpredictive of stocks that I have made money on. Conversely,
whenthere is a -cross (-DI going above +DI) I have routinely lost
moneydespite the fact that other indicators had not recommended a
sell.What I would like is to be able to do a scan for times when there
isa cross. I tried to modify the built in file
with: Buy = cross (pd, md) Sell =
cross (md, pd)and I kept getting a syntax error pointing to the second
"l"in "sell".I then tried: Buy = ValueWhen(
Cross( pd, md )) Sell = ValueWhen( Cross( md, pd
));again, getting the same syntax error.Any help in automating this
process would be much appreciated as Ithink that this may be a very
effective tool for narrowing down mystock list for potentially high profit
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