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    Bevandrad
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    Hello,

     

    I need your help to understand what the second row is telling me in this screening code:

    Nylow = lowest[200]
    Filter = close > lowest[15] (low[1])
    Screener [Filter] (NyLow AS “NL”)

    Part of it is in swedish but what is helping me with is to filter x-days low (or atleast i think, and it feels like it.).

    Can you guys help me understand how i can use it in the best possible way. I want to screen x-days low and high.

     

    Many thanks, the noob

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    JS
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    Welcome, good to see a new member from Sweden.

    There is a lot of good information on this forum.

    There is also a Marketplace where you can sell your algos.

    Good luck!

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    phoentzs
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    @JS: Was that sarcastic? 😀

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    JS
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    No, I would never do anything like that, just happens to be a new member from Sweden with today his first new post… 🙂

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    phoentzs
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    I understand what you mean.

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    robertogozzi
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    Guys you are quite off topic!

    @Bevandrad

    the second row assigns variable filter, the logical value TRUE if the current price (CLOSE) is greater than the last 15 LOWs starting from the previous LOW.

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Need help, trying to translate coding (newbie)


ProScreener: Market Scanners & Detection

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Forum: ProScreener: Market Scanners & Detection
Language: English
Started: 12/16/2021
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