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> Jose- Firstly I just wondering why is your method or formula written
> in a lengthy format.
If you mean the pds1/pds2 variables, that's done for flexibility
purposes.
If you mean the lengthy variable names, that's done for clarity
purposes.
If you mean lengthy code, I can't see how it can be abbreviated
further than this:
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pds1:=10;
pds2:=20;
Normal:=Cross(Mov(MACD(),pds1,E),Mov(MACD(),pds2,E));
firstNormal:=Normal AND Cum(Normal)=1;
Reverse:=Cross(Mov(MACD(),pds2,E),Mov(MACD(),pds1,E));
firstReverse:=Reverse AND Cum(Reverse)=1;
firstNormal-firstReverse
---8<-------------------------
> Secondly, I still have symbols turning up which is in the opposite
> value that is to say when the 20 day crosses the 10 day. So it looks
> like its pointing down. What I really want is the 10 day crosses the
> 20 day and it looks like pointing up.
In your original post you asked for both bullish AND bearish patterns:
"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)."
If you wish to find just the FIRST bullish pattern, use the code above
- it plots +1 for the FIRST bullish pattern, and -1 for the FIRST
bearish one. Plot it as an indicator first, so you can understand how
it works. This code won't work in an exploration because of the
nature of your request (FIRST events).
jose '-)
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "lynn14344" <darisr@xxxx>
wrote:
>
>
> Thank you guys for the reply.
> Harry- I tried what you mentioned but its troublesome to look at the
> chart individually because once I have that first cross over on the
> daily or 60 minutes than I would like to use the same last explored
> values to do for the weekly.
> So your suggestion doesn't help. Is there another way to just look
> at the first crossover.
>
> Jose- Firstly I just wondering why is your method or formula written
> in a lengthy format.
>
> Secondly, I still have symbols turning up which is in the opposite
> value that is to say when the 20 day crosses the 10 day. So it looks
> like its pointing down. What I really want is the 10 day crosses the
> 20 day and it looks like pointing up.
>
> Is there a way for me solve this problem because I'm back where I
> started with my initial exploration formula.
>
> Thank you very much for you time in looking at this. I really hope
> someone can help me out.
> Thank you again
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