Scanning for an X% slope of the upper or lower Bollinger Band over an "x" number of bars
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Here is the clause:
and [Slope(5,Upper BB(20,2)) > 0.45]
I am not sure how to convert 45 degrees into a Slope value? Will someone comment on this? Thanks.0 -
Thanks MUCH Kevo. I'll give it a try and let you know if what I had in mind.
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It worked INDEED.
Here is my whole scan with the slope incorporated.
[type is stock] and [Daily Volume > 40000]
and [RSI(7) > 50.0]
and [MACD Line(12,26,9) > 0] and [MACD Signal(12,26,9) > 0.0] and [MACD Hist(12,26,9) > 0.0]
and [Slow Stoch %D(14,13,3) > 50.0]
and [Slope(5,Upper BB(20,2)) > 0.45]
and [today's Close >yesterday's close]
and [today's Close >2 days ago close]
and [today's Close >3 days ago close]
and [today's Close >4 days ago close]
and [today's Close >5 days ago close]
and [ROC(2) > 3.0]
and [group is SP500]
I placed an order for COST an hour ago.0 -
adding the slope reduced my 10 results to one.0
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