[amibroker] what are the best 5 formulae in amibroker for swing trading stocks?please help

["ford7k" <ford7k@xxxxxxxxx>]

Gents,
please guide me about the best 5 formulae to be used for swing 
trading stocks.
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to begin I know  
1)the support-resistance formula from
//Support and resistance levels using RSI.
//graham Kavanagh May 2003
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just try to catch the stock at best support levels

2)relative strength by brian
Simple Sector Rotation Model
bmitchell@xxxxxxxxx

3)modified darvas box
this also gives good support and resistance levels
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//LISTING 1//
Periods = 100;
function DarvasHigh( Periods )
{
HHVtemp = HHV( High, Periods );
result = HHVTemp;
for( i = Periods + 4; i < BarCount; i++ )  etc
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4)n bar reversal
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//An n Bar Reversal Program
//The theory says that this indicator gives reliable signals of 
strong trends.
//Its disadvantage is that the signal can be a little late, but is 
offset by its reliability.
// An uptrend is assumed to be in place if todays high is higher 
than those
// of the previous n days,and a downtrend is in place when todays 
low is lower 
//than those of the previous n days. Otherwise the existing trend 
persists.
//n is commonly set at 3 but can be any value.
//The implementation here simply shows arrows at trend reversals.
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BUT FOR SOME REASON THIS THING I CANT USE
HELP ME TO USE IT BY GUIDANCE


REGARDS
FORD





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