Moving average fan
Hi,
I am trying to do a moving average fan and it does not seem to be working.
[type is stock]
and [country is CANADA]
AND [today's sma(3,close)>today's sma(6,close)>today's sma(18,close)>today's sma(50,close)>today's sma(100,close)>today's sma(200,close)]
Syntax seems to be OK
I keep getting this message: The Scan Engine is taking too long to return your results. Please try again later.
My other scans are returning results.
Is there another way to portray this scan?
Thanks.
I am trying to do a moving average fan and it does not seem to be working.
[type is stock]
and [country is CANADA]
AND [today's sma(3,close)>today's sma(6,close)>today's sma(18,close)>today's sma(50,close)>today's sma(100,close)>today's sma(200,close)]
Syntax seems to be OK
I keep getting this message: The Scan Engine is taking too long to return your results. Please try again later.
My other scans are returning results.
Is there another way to portray this scan?
Thanks.
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Comments
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Although the syntax checker is pretty good, it doesn't catch everything. I don't think you can have more than one comparison operator ( > ) within one pair of brackets [ ]. You could try re-writing the scan with a separate line for for every pair. So,
and [sma(3, close) > sma(6, close)]
and [sma(6, close) > sma(18, close)]
... etc.0 -
Just tried this and it works nicely.
Thanks for the guidance!!0
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