sandjco
648 posts
msg #135837
- Ignore sandjco
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5/10/2017 10:40:27 PM
Amazing site; so much to digest!
How do I code...
Go long
- if the RSI (14) for SPY is over 90
- if the RSI (14) for GLD is under 10
Then BUY GLD
Close long
- if the RSI(14) for SPY is under 10
- fi the RSI(14) for GLD is over 90
Then SELL GLD
Also, is it possible to create a filter before the trade is triggered that it is only triggered if there was a positive correlation?
Thanks in advance!
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mahkoh
1,065 posts
msg #135853
- Ignore mahkoh
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5/11/2017 2:33:24 PM
The easiest way:
Create a filter and compare the rsi values. I don't think your filter will generate many trades.
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sandjco
648 posts
msg #135858
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5/11/2017 6:42:34 PM
Thank you; I appreciate the help!
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sandjco
648 posts
msg #136498
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6/25/2017 10:28:49 AM
Hello,
How do I create a filter that shows stocks that have been going up and down at least $1 (or say 5%) every week or month during the last 3 months?
and then a column to count how many times that stock has hit that parameter?
I guess this is what is referred to as "cycles"?
Thanks in advance
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graftonian
1,089 posts
msg #136499
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6/25/2017 12:22:45 PM
You might find something of interest in TRO's crockpot posts
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four
5,087 posts
msg #136501
- Ignore four
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6/25/2017 1:17:23 PM
try this "same type" of discussion:
http://www.stockfetcher.com/forums2/Filter-Exchange/DEADLY-COMBO/62378
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pthomas215
1,251 posts
msg #136503
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6/25/2017 2:01:40 PM
Four, just curious--is what he is asking for more like 'Deadly combo' logic and reasoning, or more like 'Tro's Crock Pot"?
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sandjco
648 posts
msg #136505
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6/25/2017 7:42:59 PM
Thank you all.
I did find this filter done by Kevin
http://www.stockfetcher.com/forums2/Filter-Exchange/TRO-S-CROCK-POT-2-0/115856/-1/115879
However, being a total newbie...and still trying to digest all the different info from different threads here..it is a daunting but the best thing that I've ever come across! I am grateful for those who share and I do hope one day I can repay by sharing my success as well!
what happened to therumpledone?
I am trying to follow the works from (this is for my own notes ;=D)
- graftonian
- four
- pthomas215
- Kevin_in_GA
- mahkoh
I'm not a programmer nor do I understand the language use here...so, I'm as raw as anyone can be!
My goal:
- to find a filter to will give me candidates that have moved x% over the past x days or months (the "x" is yet to be defined). A list of no more than 10 stocks would be great; any stocks that don't meet the "cycling" criteria will be taken off
- use a simple system for entries
- use a simple money management/profit target
- 2% growth per "x" (week)?
I still cannot believe I didn't find this site years ago! Happy trades to you all!
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pthomas215
1,251 posts
msg #136506
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6/25/2017 8:27:29 PM
sandjco, Tro's Crock Pot is good. It may be what you are looking for. I increased days range requirements on it to get more bang for your buck given a good entry. It's still a filter, meaning do some other checks on the ones you like before pulling the trigger to increase your confidence in the trade.
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sandjco
648 posts
msg #136508
- Ignore sandjco |
6/25/2017 11:51:29 PM
Thank you pthomas215! This is kinda what I was thinking of....
Pardon my ignorance...this "script" filters out only stocks that have gained 2.5% weekly with max 9.5% loss BUT are stocks that exhibit more "wins" than "loses" right?
I am not sure If I am expressing it correctly.
I was thinking more in terms of stocks that that exhibit movements of say 20% every 6 to 8 days. The logic being, if these stocks are moving at least 20% every 6 to 8 days...we could take advantage of trading within those cycles to compound our money.
Theoretically, the filter would:
- filter stocks that exhibited at least a 20% gain every 6 to 8 days
- a column in the filter would show many many times it has exhibited that during the last 6 months.
I hope I'm making sense...
As always, thank you in advance.
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