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Jayson -
Thanks - Your third paragraph is exactly what I am looking to do.
"If you only want to verify that today's signal was not preceded by
another signal in the last X days then you might have a look at
Barsince(), where barssince(ref(buy,-1) > X number of days....."
I tried to write this and got nowhere. Can you please explain this
barssince more in detail. I have no real name for my signal I have
(suchs as MACD, etc..), instead just have it set up as follows in
automatic analysis with the indicator builder as :
"Buy = Cover = Close>span1 AND tl>sl AND DL>Close"
If these three items are true, then a green up arrow shows up. My
problem is the green arrows are not a one time event, but continue to
show up each day in sequence if the three are true. I want to find a
way to say "if this is the FIRST DAY for the green arrow showing up,
then that stock will show up on my list of scans.
I know I am probabaly making it more complicated than it seems, but I
am a newbie here. Thanks for your patience.
JMB
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Jayson" <jcasavant@xxxx> wrote:
> Jim,
> I am not sure I understand. Are you running an exploration and want
to see
> only stocks meeting your buy criteria over X number of days? If so
then...
>
> Filter=Buy;
>
> will show only those stocks. Set the n= days to the number of days
you wish
> to look back (n=1 for current day, n=5 for signals in the last 5
days etc).
>
> If you only want to verify that today's signal was not preceded by
another
> signal in the last X days then you might have a look at Barsince(),
where
> barssince(ref(buy,-1) > X number of days.....
>
> Regards,
> Jayson
> -----Original Message-----
> From: jmbruegge [mailto:jmbruegge@x...]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2004 4:48 PM
> To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [amibroker] Formula question for Ichimoku Chart
>
>
> Greetings -
>
> I am using an Ichimoku chart for buy/sell signals and have written a
> program that finds the signals and displays a green or red arrow
> depending on the signal. I am NOT using a crossover as a signal but
> rather a series of events occuring togther to give the signal. My
> question is when I do a scan for potential stocks and signals, the
> scan only shows stocks that have the red or green arrow, and the
> problem is the arrows may already have been preexisting starting a
> day ago, or a few months ago; i.e. I am having difficulty
> finding "new" signals from the last few days or so.
>
> Heres my ? - How can I write a line in the formula that asks "find
> all stocks with this signal, but make sure there is NO signal that
> has been given for the prior 5 days?"
>
> All help is appreciated.
>
> Cheers JMB
>
>
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