erikjanssen
3 posts
msg #135899
- Ignore erikjanssen |
5/14/2017 3:43:30 PM
I'm using a filter that shows me when the MACD Histogram goes up while the StochRSI goes down. The results do not match the filter. It gives me totally random stocks, some of which are going down and some are going up. Why? Not even the Average Volume filter is returning correct results. I manually calculated the 30day average volume and it was below the 50k that I wrote in the filter.
MACD Histogram(12,26,9) has been increasing for the last 2 days
and StochRSI(14,14) has been decreasing for the last 2 days
and StochRSI(14,14) above 0
and market is not AMEX
and market is not OTCBB
and market is not ETF
and add column sector
and add column market
and Average Volume(30) above 50000
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four
5,087 posts
msg #135900
- Ignore four |
5/14/2017 4:11:42 PM
"StochRSI(14,14) above 0 "
Do you mean: StochRSI(14,14) above .5
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erikjanssen
3 posts
msg #135901
- Ignore erikjanssen |
5/14/2017 4:33:15 PM
"Do you mean: StochRSI(14,14) above .5"
No, I meant 0. But even without that line it still returns false results.
This also isn't working:
"StochRSI(14,14) < 1 in the last 5 days"
The first result I pulled up didn't get below 1 within the past 25 days. It's supposed to show me results that got below 1 in the last 5 days. What's going on?
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four
5,087 posts
msg #135902
- Ignore four |
5/14/2017 4:44:39 PM
The StochRSI ranges between 0.0 and 1.0.
Midpoint is .5 not 0.
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four
5,087 posts
msg #135904
- Ignore four
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5/14/2017 9:44:48 PM
Having StockFetcher show daily values -- no variables for MACD and STOCHRSI
Having StockFetcher show daily values -- variables for MACD and STOCHRSI
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erikjanssen
3 posts
msg #135906
- Ignore erikjanssen |
5/14/2017 10:31:01 PM
That looks fine in the table of results on here, but when I load the ticker on my charting software the numbers don't match and the ticker shouldn't have been valid for the screen. Is there something wrong with the market data for stockfetcher? Because it isn't matching up.
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