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> Can anybody help me enter code to find stocks that
> have peaks and
> troughs higher than the previous peaks and troughs.
John
I have had a look at the Trough and Peak functions.
You might try something along these lines and modify
to suit.
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code
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// --- trough search --- //
Z = 1;
P0 = Peak(H,Z,0);
P1 = Peak(H,Z,1);
P2 = Peak(H,Z,2);
P3 = Peak(H,Z,3);
T0 = Trough(L,Z,0);
T1 = Trough(L,Z,1);
T2 = Trough(L,Z,2);
T3 = Trough(L,Z,3);
Filter = P0 > P1 AND
P1 > P2 AND
P2 > P3 AND
T0 > T1 AND
T1 > T2 AND
T2 > T3;
AddColumn(P0,"p0",1.2);
Plot(C,"CLOSE",1,64);
Plot(Zig(H,Z),"zigHigh",colorRed,1);
Plot(Zig(L,Z),"zigLow",colorGreen,1);
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end
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regards
ChrisB
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