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Col,
Here are the basic formulas.
A:=Mov(Stoch(14,3),3,S);
B:=RSI(14);
A > 10 AND A < 25
B > 20 AND B < 30
A > 80 and A < 90
B > 70 and B < 90
Since you will be using these in an exploration there are several
ways to set this up.
Use column A for the value of the Stoch and column B for the value of
the RSI. Then you would at least be able to reference their values
while you are looking at the exploration results. Column C can be
used for the oversold values and column D can be used for the
overbought values.
{Column A}
A:=Mov(Stoch(14,3),3,S);
{Column B}
B:=RSI(14);
{Column C}
A:=Mov(Stoch(14,3),3,S);
B:=RSI(14);
A > 10 AND A < 25
and
B > 20 AND B < 30
{Column D}
A:=Mov(Stoch(14,3),3,S);
B:=RSI(14);
A > 80 and A < 90
and
B > 70 and B < 90
Since you have two more columns you might want to choose a different
set up and use the filter column.
The result value of column C and D will be +1 when the parameters are
valid. You could change this to a -1 by multiplying the Column C
results by negative one so that you could easily see when you have an
oversold condition. If so column C would look like this:
{Column C}
A:=Mov(Stoch(14,3),3,S);
B:=RSI(14);
(A > 10 AND A < 25
and
B > 20 AND B < 30)*-1
Hope this helps,
Preston
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Colin Tan <ihumbleone@xxx>
wrote:
>
> Hi Preston,
> Sincere thanks for your prompt reply!
> Kindly pardon my ignorance as im truly a newbie.
> Â
> Lets say we use the default in this scenario.
> Stochastic(14, 3,3) and RSI is (14)
> Â
> Also i have tried to find the forumula primer parameter for
specifying a range of values but failed,
> Â
> For instance I would like 1) Stochastics ranging from 10-25 AND
RSI ranging from 20-30
> 2) Stochastics ranging from 90-80 AND RSI ranging from 70-90.
> Â
> Â
> Sincere Thanks
> Warmest Rgds
> Col
>
>
> --- On Sat, 16/8/08, pumrysh <no_reply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> From: pumrysh <no_reply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [EquisMetaStock Group] Re: Need help in Metastock explorer
formula
> To: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Date: Saturday, 16 August, 2008, 2:02 AM
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> Colin,
>
> You are not giving us enough information to help you.
>
> Stochastic and RSI both have lookback periods which we need to know
> before we can help.
>
> As far as the guide, look in the group files section.
>
> Preston
>
> --- In equismetastock@ yahoogroups. com, Colin Tan <ihumbleone@ ...>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi all may i kindly ask anyone can help me with a simple explorer
> formula?
> > Ã?Â
> > Im a newbie. I want to right a formula to filter
> > 1) Stochastics ranging from 10-25 AND RSI ranging from 20-30 LONG
> > 2) Stochastics ranging from 90-80 AND RSI ranging from 70-90 SHORT
> > Ã?Â
> > would anyone kind enough to assist me?
> > Ã?Â
> > also may i know does anyone have metastock programming guide book
> to share?
> > Ã?Â
> > SIncere Thanks
> > Warmest rgds
> > Col
> >
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