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Jun 30, 2006 - The MrSwing Forum
We strongly suggest that you keep track of what is going on in our forum. Occasionally, you’ll find a gem, and you’ll always find helpful and friendly people – from the MrSwing staff to frequent contributors (thanks!) such as eigh8or.
Here’s a gem from the forum, posted in April by mrswing...
The code:
LOW >= MIN20_1 AND LOW <MIN20_1*1.01 AND CLOSE > 7 AND MAV20 > 500000 AND CLOSE > OPEN AND STO12_K < STO12_D AND FORCE3 < FORCE13
It’s a little rough around the edges, but that’s how many good discretionary traders want it; it ensures that you get to see the important charts, which might not be the perfect ones.
If you’re a little more picky, try this one:
MAV20 > 500000 AND CLOSE > 7 AND LOW >= MIN20_1 AND LOW < MIN20_1 * 1.01 AND LOW1 > MIN20_1 AND LOW2 > MIN20_1 AND LOW3 > MIN20_1 AND LOW4 > MIN20_1 AND LOW5 > MIN20_1 AND STO12_K < STO12_D
Both scans produced some good results.
A chart from the first scan:
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A couple charts from the second scan:
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