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Dear Forrest Ho,
I think that Alberto Torchio have the solution.
You would like to write an exploration to known whether the stocks
sorted out from explorer have rise or drawdown after several days .
If we want to known, for example, what is the result of RSI(14)<30
after 4 days, we would have :
col A: Ref(RSI(14),-4)
col B: ROC(C,4,%)
Filter : colA < 30
...Where col B is the percent of rate-of-change 4 days later !
I hope it could help you...
Pierre Tremblay
Forrest Ho a écrit:
> > From: "David Walton" <davidwalton@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> > To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Subject: Future REF() function
> > Date: Thu, 04 Jun 1998 01:06:23 EDT
> > Reply-to: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> Dear David Walton :
> I had this problem before but I am afraid there
> is not any answer ! I email this question to
> Equis but it seemed that I only got shit !
>
> I tried to write a formula and test its power on
> a past date and wanted to know whether the stocks
> sorted out from explorer have rise or drawdown
> after several days . The conditons was same as
> you . I found this function in the manual that
> they claimed it can refer "future" data by
> setting the ref (X, +days).
>
> No solution !! I even forgot how Euqis replied me
> !!
>
> If you find solution , please tell me too !Thanks
> !
>
> Forrest Ho
Objet:
"David Walton" <davidwalton@xxxxxxxxxxx>
la date:
Thu, 04 Jun 1998 11:24:56 -0700
De:
Alberto Torchio <atorchio@xxxxxxxxx>
Répondre-A:
metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
A:
metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Références:
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David,
> Col A: Yestrday Ref(C,-1)
> Col B: Today C
> Col C: Tomorrow Ref(C,1)
It might be that the ref(c,1) doesn't work on explorations...
Why not trying instead:
Col A: Ref(C,-2)
Col B: Ref(C,-1)
Col C: C
and changing accordingly the calculation date?
Alberto Torchio
Torino, Italy
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