TheRumpledOne 6,498 posts msg #161598 - Ignore TheRumpledOne |
3/7/2025 9:25:25 AM
Use this thread to share what you have learned about filter writing.
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TheRumpledOne 6,498 posts msg #161601 - Ignore TheRumpledOne |
3/7/2025 9:36:52 AM
I learned something new from StockFetcher Support...
I had to place my plots BEFORE the SELECTION CRITERIA to get the plot on the chart.
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styliten 312 posts msg #161624 - Ignore styliten modified |
3/9/2025 3:49:18 PM
@ TheRumpledOne
Modified:
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TheRumpledOne 6,498 posts msg #161625 - Ignore TheRumpledOne |
3/9/2025 4:52:18 PM
What did you learn?
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styliten 312 posts msg #161638 - Ignore styliten |
3/9/2025 7:38:23 PM
@ TheRumpledOne
Luck is more (important than anything and everything else in life).
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TheRumpledOne 6,498 posts msg #161640 - Ignore TheRumpledOne |
3/10/2025 1:03:32 AM
LUCK: WHEN PREPARATION MEETS OPPORTUNITY.
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xarlor 592 posts msg #161643 - Ignore xarlor |
3/10/2025 11:47:48 AM
You can limit your universe to just the top performing sector(s):
You can change any plot into a histogram (or line, or dot).
There is an actual, valid use for tangent, sine, and cosine sometimes.
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TheRumpledOne 6,498 posts msg #161646 - Ignore TheRumpledOne modified |
3/10/2025 1:30:23 PM
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Not sure why you have to convert to degrees? Just compare the slope.
This displays how many days since the slope crossed above/below 0. SHORT when -2 and BUY when +2, if I understand correctly.
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styliten 312 posts msg #161648 - Ignore styliten modified |
3/10/2025 4:58:00 PM
@ TheRumpledOne
Part 2:
A custom DMA would be very helpful as that allows instant reality check against 'history/historic trajectories'. But SF.com is unlikely to implement CDMA any time soon. Sigh!
Whould be eager to use:
draw CDMA(LRI(20), -15) on plot price
draw CDMA(LRI(20), -10) on plot price
draw CDMA(LRI(20), -5) on plot price
(i.e, shifting LRI(20) curves 15/10/5 days, respectively, back into history on the price plot)
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draw LRI(20) on plot price
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lorypanna 32 posts msg #161650 - Ignore lorypanna |
3/10/2025 7:20:55 PM
My contribution, FWIW.
Notes:
- Based on post in 'Filter Exchange' forum: Is it possible to get WTD, MTD,QTD,YTD in Stockfetcher?
- xTD: the filter uses the Open at the beginning of the period 'x' and the Close at the end of the period 'x' (the current / last Close unless 'offset' is greater than zero); maybe this is not the 'correct' way to calculate xTD
- Don't think QTD can be calculated, unless there's some ('hidden') way to identify 'start of Quarter' 's Open
- For WTD I didn't use date(MONDAY, open) because it returns the value of the 'nearest' previous trading-Monday. Example: for week starting on Tuesday 2025-01-21 (Monday 2025-01-20 was President Day), date(MONDAY, open) function returns the open value of Monday 2025-01-13
I'm interested to understand what is the 'correct' or 'generally used / accepted' way to calculate xTD.
Cheers from italy.
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