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The filter will take out low $volume stocks and nothing else. Your
columns will contain 1's (when the condition is true) and 0's (when the
condition is false.) If you sort the columns highest to lowest, you will
see which stocks passed which test. In most instances you will see that
both columns contain a 0, since a >cross< didn't occur.
Ron
Robin Hood wrote:
> Hi, I've problems with this very simple exploration
>
>
> Col A: Buy
> Cross(L,SAR(0.02,0.2))
>
> Col B: Sell
> Cross(SAR(0.02,0.2),H)
>
> Filter
> (VOLUME*C)>400000
>
> The filter is for Italian Market (Euro)
>
>
> The fact is that I tried to divide the exploration in order to have
> one for Buy and one for Sell separately.
> So, I've found that the report offers the same results for each
> exploration :-O
>
> I've done some basic error or my metastock 7.2 is drunk?
>
>
> Robin
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