Close below SMA5 weekly

• 06/23/2023 at 12:44 PM #216656
  marco7630

  Hi,

  Can you help me with following.

  I would like to see on a weekly timeframe all the assets that meet the following requirements:

   

  1. The current price candle crosses below the SMA5
  2. Last 2 weeks close was above the SMA5
  3. The average weekly volume over last 7 weeks has to be above 10 million
  4. The price needs to be above 10 usd
  5. The bolinger bandwidth (20 2) needs to be above 0.15

  Thanks a lot

   

  Gr Marco

  

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  06/23/2023 at 2:35 PM #216660
  JS

  Hi,

  Hereby the screener…

   

   

  Close below SMA5 Weekly

  TimeFrame(Weekly) SMA5=Average[5](Close) C1=Close Crosses Under SMA5 C2=Summation[3](Close>SMA5)=2 C3=Average[7](Volume)>10000000 C4=Close>10 C5=BollingerBandWidth[20](Close)>0.15 Screener[C1 and C2 and C3 and C4 and C5](Close<SMA5 as "Close below SMA5")

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  TimeFrame(Weekly) SMA5=Average[5](Close) C1=Close Crosses Under SMA5 C2=Summation[3](Close>SMA5)=2 C3=Average[7](Volume)>10000000 C4=Close>10 C5=BollingerBandWidth[20](Close)>0.15 Screener[C1 and C2 and C3 and C4 and C5](Close<SMA5 as "Close below SMA5")

  

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  07/12/2023 at 1:18 PM #217565
  Malibu1

  Hi JS,

  Just a quick question, can you tell me where to find more information on the last line of the code, in particular this part: (Close<SMA5 as “Close below SMA5”). Where do I find information on this? I have seen this written in several different ways and I dont understand what its referencing. Sometimes its written as condition1 is ‘No” and sometimes other versions that I dont follow.

   

  Thanks,

  Shane

  

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  07/12/2023 at 1:44 PM #217566
  JS

  Hi Shane,

  After the “screener” part (Screener[…]) you can come up with something to put as a title above the column with results (I think this is optional…)

  So suppose I have condition C1=Close>Average[10](Close) then I can close the screener with for example:

  C1=Close>Average[10](Close)

  Screener[C1](C1 as “Hooray the close is above average”)

  

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