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It weeds out stocks which have been out less than 3.5 years. In order to do an
ROC of 200 days, you need to build a history of about 3.5 years. Otherwise, you
won't get a good number of oscillations in the ROC 200 days. You need those
osc. in order to get a good MIN ROC 200 days. I didn't want to take a chance if
the DAYSREQUIRED function didn't work. I will have to do some more
experimenting.
My scans only take 13 minutes on my 7200 RPM Maxtor drive. If you don't have 2
HDD's, one for your Win9x files and one for your stock database, I recommend you
get another one. When you run scans, you can use your computer as you normally
would with no noticeable drop in performance. Office Depot has 30 GB's on sale
for $130 until 10/29/2000.
Daniel.
Lionel Issen wrote:
> Why do you specify (Close(-892) > 0) and (Vol(-892) > 0) ? If the price
> and vol was zero, it would not have been listed.
> Lionel Issen
> lissen@xxxxxxxxx
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Daniel Martinez" <DanM@xxxxxxxxxx>
> To: "Quotes-Plus ListServ" <quotes-plus@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 6:38 AM
> Subject: CMGI
>
> > I did a Quotes-Plus v2.1 scan for all the NASD common with
> > (Close(-892) > 0) and (Close(0) >= 5) and (Vol(-892) > 0) and
> > (MovAvg(0, 892, VOL) > 100000) and (SharesOut >= 18)
> > and near their MIN Price ROC of 50, 100, 200 days. Only 22 tickers
> > meet this criteria. One of them was CMGI. CMGI was at a high of
> > 163.50 on 1/3/2000. Now it's 17.13. My MetaStock charts are below.
> > The red moving average is 100 days and the bollinger bands are 2
> > STD's. The blue mov is 20 and the brown is 200.
> > http://DLM.50megs.com/cmgi.htm
> >
> > The RSI for this one intrigued me so I also posted it:
> > http://dlm.50megs.com/CMGI-RSI.htm
> > The red MOV is 200 and blue 20. The RSI's are 9 and 14 days. Note
> > the extreme lows and how they crossed above 30.
> >
> > The output is in a spreadsheet Min-Price-ROC.xls dated 10/27 at:
> >
> http://briefcase.yahoo.com/bc/pegasus65?c&.flabel=fld4&.src=bc&start
> =1
> >
> > If you're a TA good at finding patterns, I'd like to hear your
> > opinion.
> >
> > Daniel.
> >
> > P.S.: Note how I do NOT attach PIC's of charts to my email. It is no
> > longer necessary to attach huge files and send them to hundreds of
> > people. There are at least 20 different locations on the Internet
> > which will host your files for free. Most of the free hosts will give
> > 100 MB's of free space. Most also have FTP capability which makes
> > uploading very fast and easy. However, you typically must ask them to
> > allow you to upload Excel *.XLS file types.
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