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An error occurred while saving the comment Paul Alexander commentedTwo price (split-adjusted) MA's can be put into a ratio by going to "Stocks" then "Price/Volume" and selecting "Price (split-adjusted)" as your parameter. Then look for "ProTrader" under the operator. Under that menu is almost a dozen cross-over parameters. The RMA compares two Moving Averages.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Paul Alexander commentedThis can be done by going to "Stocks" then "Price/Volume" and selecting "Price (split-adjusted)" as your parameter. Then look for "ProTrader" under the operator. Under that menu is almost a dozen cross-over parameters. The MACD is one of them. It allows for detection of a MACD cross over above or below and within 1 to 5 days.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Paul Alexander commentedTwo price (split-adjusted) MA's can be put into a ratio by going to "Stocks" then "Price/Volume" and selecting "Price (split-adjusted)" as your parameter. Then look for "ProTrader" under the operator. Under that menu is almost a dozen cross-over parameters. The RMA compares two Moving Averages.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Paul Alexander commentedTwo price (split-adjusted) MA's can be put into a ratio by going to "Stocks" then "Price/Volume" and selecting "Price (split-adjusted)" as your parameter. Then look for "ProTrader" under the operator. Under that menu is almost a dozen cross-over parameters. The RMA compares two Moving Averages.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Paul Alexander commentedThis would be huge! There's a DPO crossover function, but I don't need that. I need something that tracks the DPO trend.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Paul Alexander commentedThis is a big deal for me. I've discovered that a 4, 5 or 6 day period with a 2.56 multiplier is by far the best stop of all other choices (The multiplier is very sensitive, and it's hard to get the multiplier dead on 2.56, so that's another programming problem that could be solved). It's a money making formula. The problem is that I can't find a way to see the stop price to know how close I am to the trigger. I need a field for this. Please make it happen!!!
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This is a no-brainer. It sure is hard to know what the stops are without getting out a calculator.