This would be extremely helpful. I'm looking for a way to compare the current day's price and volume to the price and volume over the prior 10 days. Specifically, I want to find potential "pocket pivots", where today's volume (assuming the stock has gone up for the day) is greater than the volume on any previous down day over the last 10. The only way I can figure out how to do this is to multiply the volume by the square root of %PRC / %PRC. This will give you a -1 on down days, and a +1 on up days. I can't think of a way to do it without a square root function.
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This would be extremely helpful. I'm looking for a way to compare the current day's price and volume to the price and volume over the prior 10 days. Specifically, I want to find potential "pocket pivots", where today's volume (assuming the stock has gone up for the day) is greater than the volume on any previous down day over the last 10. The only way I can figure out how to do this is to multiply the volume by the square root of %PRC / %PRC. This will give you a -1 on down days, and a +1 on up days. I can't think of a way to do it without a square root function.