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David,
How do i do that?
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Subject: Re: [EquisMetaStock Group] Help
with breakout exploration.
alitis
Could you please send the MetaStock code for the ms 8's
breakout formula you said you were currently using.
Thanks
David
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Sent: April 7, 2003 12:14 AM
Subject: Re: [EquisMetaStock Group]
Help with breakout exploration.
Could you please tell me in detail what this
formula is suppose to achieve not just a breakout. like HHV is
that
Higher higher Volume for example because i am
currently using ms 8's breakout formula.
Thanks David.
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Sent: Sunday, April 06, 2003 2:01
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Subject: Re: [EquisMetaStock Group]
Help with breakout exploration.
Preston
1. I see exactly what you mean. On KO, you have to go
back to Mar 15, 01 to find this indicator working as a breakout tool. KO
has been in a solid downtrend since then.
2. So why does a breakout tool help identify sell points
in a downtrend? The answer is that it signals rallies and, in a downtrend,
short sell opportunities follow the rallies.
3. So, here is more of the scan code that, as a breakout
tool, ensures we are in at least a short term uptrend.
Mov(C,20,S)>Mov(C,40,S) AND C>Mov(C,40,S) ANDC
> Ref(HHV(C,10),-1) AND Ref(LLV(O,10),-1) > .95 *
Ref(HHV(C,10),-1) ANDRef(LLV(C,10),-1) > .95 *
Ref(HHV(O,10),-1)
4. As an indicator, this should do a better job of
pointing out breakouts that have a better chance of continuing up because
they are in an uptrend. False signals (sees) could be reduced by demanding
a longer term uptrend.
My thoughts
David
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Sent: April 4, 2003 11:38 PM
Subject: Re: [EquisMetaStock Group]
Help with breakout exploration.
Forgot the indicatorC > Ref(HHV(C,10),-1)
AND Ref(LLV(O,10),-1) > .95 * Ref(HHV(C,10),-1)
ANDRef(LLV(C,10),-1) > .95 * Ref(HHV(O,10),-1)--- In
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pumrysh <no_reply@x...>
wrote:> David,> > In order to save time I often use
a formula as an indicator. The > signal is +1 when the condition
is met. In your case that is exactly > what I did. When I
placed the indicator on a coca-cola chart I had a > number of
great sell opps. Keep in mind that the conditions of your > test
and mine were different as they should be. Some systems work >
better on different types of stocks than others...that's not >
uncommon. The beauty of being able to test ahead of time is knowing
> which system is likely to work the best.> > A
technical analysis should always be aware of varying market >
conditions.> > Preston> > > ---
In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "DAVID H. LINTON" >
<dhlinton@xxxx> wrote:> > pumrysh> > Can you
tell me in some detail what you did. > > This is a MetaStock
exploration. As with all explorations, it is > intended to scan a
universe of stocks.> > If you copied it into a new exploration
and ran it on COKE and/or > KO, you would get a result only if
the stock was breaking out. It can > not identify selling
opportunities.> > Did you perhaps convert it into an
indicator. If so, please post > the code you used.> >
David> > ----- Original Message ----- >
> From: pumrysh > > To:
equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > Sent: April 4,
2003 2:49 PM> > Subject: Re: [EquisMetaStock
Group] Help with breakout > exploration.> > >
> > > Tried your scan on coke and found more
selling opportunities.> > > > P>
> > > --- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
"DAVID H. LINTON" > > <dhlinton@xxxx>
wrote:> > > Here is a breakout scan I have been
developing recently. > > > >
> > C > Ref(HHV(C,10),-1) AND >
> > Ref(LLV(O,10),-1) > .95 * Ref(HHV(C,10),-1)
AND> > > Ref(LLV(C,10),-1) > .95 *
Ref(HHV(O,10),-1)> > > >
> > Comments would be appreciated.>
> > Also, if anyone has the congestion and
consolidation formulae > > previously mentioned,
please post.> > > Thanks>
> > David> > > > >
> > ----- Original Message ----- >
> > From: ct1942 > >
> To: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >
> > Sent: April 4, 2003 10:56 AM>
> > Subject: [EquisMetaStock Group] Help
with breakout > exploration.> > >
> > > > >
> At one time I had two explorations, one for breakouts
and one > for > > >
breakdowns. I think they used a congestion index formula and
> a > > > consolidation
formula.> > > > >
> My hard drive crashed 3 months ago and apparently these
> > explorations > >
> were not backuped.> > >
> > > If someone has these, I would
appreciate their sharing them > with > >
me.> > > > >
> Thanks, > > > >
> > Cordell Thomas > > >
> > > >
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