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Rising stock, retracing down:  
((C > (0.99 * AVGC25.4)) AND (AVGC9 > AVGC18) AND (AVGC18 > 
(AVGC18.30 * 1.05)) AND ((C7 - AVGC18.7) > (C20 - AVGC18.20)) AND 
(((AVGC9 < AVGC9.1) AND (V < AVGV5)) OR ((AVGC9.1 < AVGC9.2) AND (V1 
< AVGV5.1)) OR ((AVGC9.2 < AVGC9.3) AND (V2 < AVGV5.2)))) OR ((MINC20 
> (MINC40.20 * 1.05)) AND (MAXC20 > (MAXC40.20 * 1.03)) AND 
(MINC40.20 > (MINC50.40 * 1.05)) AND (MAXC40.20 > (MAXC50.40 * 1.03)) 
AND ((MINC6 * 1.2) >= MAXC20) AND (C < C2) AND (AVGV5 > 3000))

Falling stock, retracing up:
((MAXC40 * 1.05) < MAXC40.20) AND ((MAXC40.20 * 1.05) < MAXC50.40) 
AND (MAXC6 > (1.15 * MINC20)) AND (C > C2) AND (AVGV5 > 3000)

As you can see, the two formulas are somewhat diffferent.  There are 
not enough stocks rising on a long term basis to be able to use the 
falling stocks formula (modified for rising stocks).  Consequently, I 
had to use a different approach using moving averages in order to 
generate a reasonable list of rising stocks which are retracing 
somewhat.

However, each formula generates 30 - 40 stocks to evaluate.  It's 
interesting to note how many of them from each formula are in 
the same industry group!


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