Please help: converting from TC2000

• 10/10/2021 at 10:26 AM #179281
  tillymo

  I’m trying to convert the following code from TC2000 to ProRealTime but my attempt gives completely different results – any assistance will be appreciated

  TC2000

  c/c1>=1.02 and v>v1 and v>=50000 and c1/c2<=1.05 and c>=5 and (c-l)/(h-l)>=.90

  My attempt

  indicator2 = Volume
  c2 = (indicator2 >= 50)

  c3 = (close >= 5)

  indicator5=close
  indicator6=close[1]
  c5=(indicator5/indicator6)>=1.02

  c11=close-low
  c12=high-low
  c13=c11/c12
  c14=c13>=0.9

  indicatorv1=volume
  cv1=(indicatorv1>indicatorv1[1])

  closing1=close[1]
  closing2=close[2]
  closing3=closing1/closing2
  closing4=closing3<=1.05

  SCREENER[c5 AND c2 AND c3 AND c14 and closing4 and cv1] (Volume AS “Volume”)

  

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  10/10/2021 at 11:30 AM #179283
  robertogozzi

  This is the correct conversion:

  //close/close[1]>=1.02 and volume>volume[1] and volume>=50000 and close[1]/close[2]<=1.05 and close>=5 and (close-low)/(high-low)>=.90 // c1 = close/close[1]>=1.02 c2 = volume>volume[1] c3 = volume>=50000 c4 = close[1]/close[2]<=1.05 c5 = close>=5 c6 = (close-low)/(high-low)>=.90 SCREENER[c1 and c2 and c3 AND c4 AND c5 AND c6] (Volume AS “Volume”)

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  //close/close[1]>=1.02 and volume>volume[1] and volume>=50000 and close[1]/close[2]<=1.05 and close>=5 and (close-low)/(high-low)>=.90 // c1 = close/close[1]>=1.02 c2 = volume>volume[1] c3 = volume>=50000 c4 = close[1]/close[2]<=1.05 c5 = close>=5 c6 = (close-low)/(high-low)>=.90 SCREENER[c1 and c2 and c3 AND c4 AND c5 AND c6] (Volume AS “Volume”)

   

  

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  10/10/2021 at 2:02 PM #179300
  tillymo

  Thank you

  

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  10/18/2021 at 1:57 AM #179833
  tillymo

  A follow up question – if I am using this screener on say the 5 minute, the screener compares the current 5 minute bar to the previous 5 minute bar. To compare the 5 minute bar to the last closing day, do I use dclose?

  Also, how do i compare the cumulative volume for the current day to the last closing day’s volume?

  

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  10/18/2021 at 3:36 AM #179835
  robertogozzi

  Yes, Dclose(1) is the correct keyword.

   

   

  

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  10/18/2021 at 6:28 AM #179837
  tillymo

  thanks

   

  how do i compare the cumulative volume for the current day to the last closing day’s volume e.g cumulative volume today > 100,000 and greater than yesterday’s volume?

  

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  10/18/2021 at 8:27 AM #179842
  robertogozzi

  You need to use the Daily TIMEFRAME:

  Timeframe(Daily) VolToday = Volume VolYesterday = Volume[1] Timeframe(default) Cond = (VolToday > 100000) AND (VolToday > VolYesterday) SCREENER[Cond](Volume AS "Volume")

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  Timeframe(Daily) VolToday     = Volume VolYesterday = Volume[1] Timeframe(default) Cond         = (VolToday > 100000) AND (VolToday > VolYesterday) SCREENER[Cond](Volume AS "Volume")

  

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