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size=2>Martin,
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I've 
taken what Preston suggested and built two indicators in the custom indicator 
section as follows:
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face=Arial color=#0000ff size=2>{This identifies the candle pattern on which to 
go long}
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size=2>CandLong:=If(Hammer() OR BullHaramiCross() OR LongLowerShadow() OR 
RisingWindow()OR 3WhiteSoldiers() OR 
EngulfingBull(),1,0);
 
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{This 
identifies the setup that you are looking for when the CandLong signal is 
generated}
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size=2>Setup:=If(CLOSE < Mov(C,20,E)ANDCLOSE > 
Mov(C,70,E)ANDMov(C,20,E) > 
Mov(C,50,E)ANDRSI(21)<50ANDCCI(7)<100,1,0);
 
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size=2>Setup;
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Plot 
these two indicators on your chart separately (you could do them together but 
this seemed more useful).  Plot them as histograms.  When they are 
both showing 1's, you have a valid long signal.  This seems to be working 
since I only have one entry signal for the SPY (see chart attached) since about 
mid-2000.
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You 
can easily convert these into signals within the system tester, the 
explorer or create an expert for it.  As always, make sure you are 
loading enough data to fuel the computations 
accurately.
 
Good 
Trading,
 
Joe 
J. 
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  size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Martin Blain 
  [mailto:martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 1:42 
  PMTo: Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re: 
  [Metastockusers] Re: Weekend Analysis 07 Mar 
  04PrestonI have spent so much time on this I 
  think I have developed carpel tunnelsyndrome.I really am at a loss. I 
  know what I want to see and I fully believe that Iam on the road to 
  creating an expert that will buy the dips in an uptrend.I faxed the basic 
  structure to Metastock. For a 30 buck minimum they willprovide a formula. 
  In the mean time I will keep trying different ideas asthey come 
  up.Martin BlainBurlington Ontario----- Original 
  Message ----- From: "P Umrysh" <pumrysh@xxxxxxxxx>To: 
  <Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 11:00 
  AMSubject: [Metastockusers] Re: Weekend Analysis 07 Mar 04> 
  Martin,>> I tried your code and can see where the bad signals 
  occur. The best> way that I know to test the code and correct the 
  erroneous signals is> to create a binary buy signal indicator and plot 
  it on a chart.> Like this:>> {BUY}> 
  RSI(21)<50> AND> CCI(7)<100> AND> 
  C>Mov(c,70,e)> AND> C<Mov(c,20,e)> AND> 
  (Mov(C,20,E) >Mov(C,50,E))> and> (Hammer() or 
  BullHaramiCross() or LongLowerShadow() OR RisingWindow()> OR 
  3WhiteSoldiers() OR EngulfingBull())>> This will produce a 1 
  when the condition is true. Next add the RSI> and CCI to the chart. 
  Plot your MA's on the price. Next open up the> binary and bracket out 
  {} the different sections one at a time. I> think the candles are okay. 
  I would focus on the timeframes. Just off> the top of my head I see a 
  short-term CCI with a intermediate-term> RSI. Hope this 
  helps.>>> Preston>>>>> 
  --- In Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Martin Blain" 
  <martin@xxxx>> wrote:> > Dusant> > The code 
  seems to work well when it works. It just that it picks up> the wrong 
  signals sometimes. I realize I could just ignore bad> signals. My 
  biggest problem lies with the and(s) and or(s)> > Martin 
  Blain> > Burlington Ontario> >   ----- Original 
  Message ----- > >   From: Dusant> >   
  To: Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >   Sent: Tuesday, 
  March 16, 2004 6:53 AM> >   Subject: Re: [Metastockusers] 
  Weekend Analysis 07 Mar 04> >> >> >   
  Martin,> >> >   Would love to test it out, but 
  unfortunately, I cannot do an> extensive. My website is taking more of 
  my time. What I can suggest> is that you create an expert, with 
  signals, so that you can scroll> thru a number of stocks in a very 
  short while. It will give you> a "gut feel" of the system.> 
  >> >   Dusant> >   Chief 
  Architect> >   http//www.candlestrength.com/> 
  >     ----- Original Message ----- > 
  >     From: Martin Blain> 
  >     To: Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
  >     Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 5:41 PM> 
  >     Subject: Re: [Metastockusers] Weekend Analysis 07 
  Mar 04> >> >> >     
  Dusant> >     Could you help with a little code 
  I am working on. Any help> would be appreciated.> 
  >     I am trying to say that the stock is below 20dma 
  but above> 70dma. The 20dma is above the 50dma. This last part doesn't 
  seem to> work all the time. Same for the Candlesticks. Sometimes I get 
  false> signals.> >> >     
  BUY> >     RSI(21)<50 AND CCI(7)<100 AND 
  C>Mov(c,70,e) AND C<Mov(c,20,e)> AND (Mov(C,20,E) 
  >Mov(C,50,E)) and (Hammer() or  BullHaramiCross()> or  
  LongLowerShadow() OR  RisingWindow() OR  3WhiteSoldiers() OR> 
  EngulfingBull())> >> >     
  SELL> >     C<Mov(c,75,e) AND 
  C<Mov(c,50,e)> >> >> 
  >     Martin Blain> >     
  Burlington Ontario> 
  >>>>>>> Yahoo! Groups 
  Links>>>>>>







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