pa247
143 posts
msg #147351
- Ignore pa247 |
4/13/2019 12:47:57 PM
Hi,
Just joined a few days back .... amazing forum... and have been reading like crazy. I have taken bits and pieces of others work to make a filter I want but I'm not knowledgeable about the SF language yet so need some help please. Plus my 71 yr old brain doesnt work like it used to.
Heres the filter I have so far. What Id like to be able to see on the chart, if possible, is an arrow or Line or something to show exactly where the RSI and CCI crossed over. I got the numbers to show up on the table but I do better with visuals so if it could show up on the chart that would be better.
Thanks
show stocks where RSI(21) crossed below 40
and where CCI(40) crossed below -200
and Bollinger Width(35,2.0) and low crossed below Lower Bollinger Band(20)
and market is not OTCBB
and Close is Above 15.00
and optionable
and Average Volume(30) > 500000
DRAW MA(200)
DRAW BOLLINGER BANDS(35,2.0)
ADD COLUMN RSI(21) {RSI(21)<40}
ADD COLUMN CCI {cci(40)below -200}
add column Bollinger %B(35,2) {%B(35,2)}
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graftonian
1,089 posts
msg #147358
- Ignore graftonian |
4/13/2019 4:57:06 PM
Welcome aboard. I feel your geriatric pain, I turn 79 this month.
Here is your filter with a little tacked on to the bottom. To make your filter clickable, preface it with "fetcher"["
and finish with a "]".
Search the forums for "pangolin z" This work from Kevin in ga got me off to a great start
Graf
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bert123
56 posts
msg #147359
- Ignore bert123 |
4/13/2019 5:40:25 PM
Pa,
Congratulations on a very good filter.
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pa247
143 posts
msg #147382
- Ignore pa247 |
4/14/2019 11:40:37 AM
Graftonian, thanks for the fetcher code.
Maybe I’m missing something but I don’t see where you added any code to get a line or arrow to show up on chart.
Bert123... thanks.
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graftonian
1,089 posts
msg #147383
- Ignore graftonian
modified |
4/14/2019 11:49:25 AM
Bert, I pasted the wrong copy into my post, oops.
anyway the should be something like:
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pa247
143 posts
msg #147386
- Ignore pa247 |
4/14/2019 1:45:43 PM
graftonian...thanks!
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