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You may have all these quantities, if you define the term "trend".
Since the trend is not obvious and universal, it would be better to
describe your definition.
For example, someone could speak for bullish trend when the slope of
the 250-bar MA is positive. This definition is quite different from
MACD()>0 and the last relation is probably very expressive for a
bullish trend...
Dimitris
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "brijsing" <brijsing@xxxx> wrote:
> i would like to ask you if the following can it be done in
amibroker
> through afl, which is as follows:
> Firstly,i would like to know the days the last trend lasted before
> the current trend took over.
> secondly, i would like to know the day on which the high of the
trend
> was made & the day on which the low of the trend was made.
> if i get the trend duration & the high & low of the last few trends
> of any scrip, i would be able to determine the days the trend lasts
> for that particular scrip & take my decision accordingly.
> any suggestion will be highly appreciated.
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