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On 10 Aug 2004 15:03:54 -0000, Lynn wrote:
If I understand you correctly, all you want is what you have in colA.
Delete your entries in colB and Filter, and rerun. This will give you
a +1 signal EVERY time the 10 day moves above the 20 day, and a 0 on
every other date.
After you run the Exploration, highlight a stock, and select the
Inspect button. This is a cronological listing of every date the stock
was tested, and the result. Look for the earliest date which has a
"1", and you have your answer.
Harry
>>I have this formula for exploration purposes but its not working to
>>my formula. I'm looking at the FIRST time crossover( when moving ave
>>for 10 days is greater than the 20 days) based on the formula below
>>but it also shows results based on the reverse form( moving ave 20
>>days greater than 10 days).
>>
>>in col a I wrote this
>>cross(mov(macd(), 10, e), mov(macd(), 20, e))
>>
>>in col b I wrote this
>>cross(mov(macd(), 20, e), mov(macd(), 10, e))
>>
>>In the filter col I wrote this
>>cola = 1 or colB = 1
>>
>>
>>How can I overcome is problem.I just want the first time crossover
>>for 10 days moving ave of the macd greater than 20 days. Can someone
>>please help me.
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