Adding a filter to a code

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12/16/2024 at 12:01 PM #241456 quote
segie
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Hi,

Please help me add a shares filter to the code below e.g if I wish to only view shares between $1 and $20
REM Compute a simple moving average on the last 1 day ma1 = AVERAGE[1] REM Compute a simple moving average on the last 20 days ma20 = AVERAGE[20] REM Compute the differential speed between the short and the long moving average speed = MOMENTUM(ma20-ma1) * 100 / CLOSE REM Select all the currencies on which that crossing over has just occured IF ma1 CROSSES OVER ma20 THEN SCREENER (speed AS "Speed") ENDIF
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Segie
12/16/2024 at 1:20 PM #241461 quote
JC_Bywan
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Hi,

You can add the following line to define your filter with a condition:
```
condition= close>=1 and close<=20
```
and modify your screener line to take the condition into account with:
```
SCREENER[condition](speed AS "Speed")
```
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12/16/2024 at 4:42 PM #241472 quote

segie
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Thanks. Works well
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ProScreener: Market Scanners & Detection

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Forum:	ProScreener: Market Scanners & Detection
Language:	English
Started:	12/16/2024
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