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• 07/29/2023 at 8:41 PM #218296
  sgrech

  ma=average[20](close)

  timeframe(monthly)
  m1=ma>1

  timeframe(weekly)
  w1=ma>1

  timeframe(daily)
  d1=ma>1

  SCREENER [m1 and w1 and d1]

  Should variable ma=average[20](close)
  be positioned within the relevant timeframe(s) or can it be situated at the top of the code outside of the timeframes?

  

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  07/30/2023 at 9:55 AM #218309
  JS

  This allows you to display the different averages in the graph with the lowest time frame…

  timeframe(daily)

  ma=average[20](close)

  timeframe(weekly)

  ma1=average[20](close)

  timeframe(monthly)

  ma2=average[20](close)

  Return ma, ma1, ma2

  This allows you to screen whether the “close” (lowest time frame) is larger than the different average:

  timeframe(daily)

  C1=Close>average[20](close)

  timeframe(weekly)

  C2=Close>average[20](close)

  timeframe(monthly)

  C3=Close>average[20](close)

  Screener[ c1 and c2 and c3]

  

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  07/30/2023 at 12:57 PM #218325
  sgrech

  ma=average[20](close) timeframe(monthly) m1=ma>1 timeframe(weekly) w1=ma>1 timeframe(daily) d1=ma>1 SCREENER [m1 and w1 and d1] or timeframe(monthly) ma=average[20](close) m1=ma>1 timeframe(weekly) ma=average[20](close) w1=ma>1 timeframe(daily) ma=average[20](close) d1=ma>1 SCREENER [m1 and w1 and d1]

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  ma=average[20](close)   timeframe(monthly) m1=ma>1   timeframe(weekly) w1=ma>1   timeframe(daily) d1=ma>1   SCREENER [m1 and w1 and d1]   or       timeframe(monthly) ma=average[20](close) m1=ma>1   timeframe(weekly) ma=average[20](close) w1=ma>1   timeframe(daily) ma=average[20](close) d1=ma>1   SCREENER [m1 and w1 and d1]

  

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  07/30/2023 at 2:30 PM #218328
  JS

  What do you mean by “ma>1″…?

  The moving average (ma) is always greater than 1…

  

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  07/31/2023 at 7:48 AM #218347
  sgrech

  “The moving average (ma) is always greater than 1…”

  The condition being tested is not really of importance here, rather I am seeking clarification as to whether the indicator (in this case average[20](close)) can be positioned once above the timeframe() coding or within each timeframe seperately?

  

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  07/31/2023 at 8:15 AM #218348
  JS

  I’ve already shown you that…

  timeframe(daily)

  C1=Close>average[20](close)

  timeframe(weekly)

  C2=Close>average[20](close)

  timeframe(monthly)

  C3=Close>average[20](close)

  Screener[ c1 and c2 and c3]

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