How to screen this start up after a consolidation?

• 12/14/2025 at 4:26 PM #254545
  thomas2004ch

  After a period of moving averages (EMA10 and EMA50)  intertwining, the price begins to start up. One can see the volume increases unnormally.

  

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  12/15/2025 at 7:40 AM #254555
  robertogozzi

  There you go:

  P = 10 //periods over which to scan for multiple crossovers N = 2 //number of crossovers occurred with the last P bars to // tell the two EMAs were intertwining Ema10 = average[10,1](close) Ema50 = average[50,1](close) BullishCROSS = Ema10 CROSSES OVER Ema50 BearishCROSS = Ema10 CROSSES UNDER Ema50 Crossovers = BullishCROSS OR BearishCROSS // check if there were too many crossovers within P periods c1a = (summation[P](Crossovers) < N) c1b = (summation[P](Crossovers) >= N) c1 = c1a AND c1b[1] // check if the distance between the two EMAs is > than its average EmaGap = abs(Ema10 - Ema50) GapAverage = average[P](EmaGap) c2 = EmaGap > GapAverage // check that the GAP betweemn the two EMAs is increasing, using a // 1-bar comparison, or a comparison over multiple periods using // SUMMATION c3 = EmaGap > EmaGap[1]// or (summation[2](EmaGap > EmaGap[1]) = 2) Cond = c1 AND c2 AND c3 Screener[Cond AND (high <> low)]

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  P            = 10   //periods over which to scan for multiple crossovers N            = 2    //number of crossovers occurred with the last P bars to //                    tell the two EMAs were intertwining Ema10        = average[10,1](close) Ema50        = average[50,1](close) BullishCROSS = Ema10 CROSSES OVER  Ema50 BearishCROSS = Ema10 CROSSES UNDER Ema50 Crossovers   = BullishCROSS OR BearishCROSS // check if there were too many crossovers within P periods c1a          = (summation[P](Crossovers) < N) c1b          = (summation[P](Crossovers) >= N) c1           = c1a AND c1b[1] // check if the distance between the two EMAs is > than its average EmaGap       = abs(Ema10 - Ema50) GapAverage   = average[P](EmaGap) c2           = EmaGap > GapAverage // check that the GAP betweemn the two EMAs is increasing, using a // 1-bar comparison, or a comparison over multiple periods using // SUMMATION c3           = EmaGap > EmaGap[1]// or (summation[2](EmaGap > EmaGap[1]) = 2) Cond         = c1 AND c2 AND c3 Screener[Cond AND (high <> low)]

   

   

  

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