Price Time and MA Screener

• 06/18/2021 at 10:46 AM #171973
  thesage

  Hi,

  I’m new here and am in need of some help for a screener I am trying to build. My coding knowledge isn’t great and I’ve been trying to sort of fudge together code from what I’ve been able to find here on the forums but to not much success.

  As a run down what I am trying to achieve is the following:-

  50ema above 200ema

  50ema above 200ema for at least 40 days

  price below 20ema and/or price has dropped <=10% in the last 10 days

  For the code so far I’ve got the below to return stocks where the 50ema is above the 200ema.

  timeframe(Daily) EMA50 = ExponentialAverage[50] (close) EMA200 = ExponentialAverage[200] (close) Condition = (EMA50 > EMA200) SCREENER[Condition]

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  timeframe(Daily) EMA50 = ExponentialAverage[50] (close) EMA200 = ExponentialAverage[200] (close) Condition = (EMA50 > EMA200) SCREENER[Condition]

   

  Thank you in advance for any help

  

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  06/18/2021 at 11:36 AM #171979
  robertogozzi

  There you go:

  timeframe(Daily) EMA20 = ExponentialAverage[20] (close) EMA50 = ExponentialAverage[50] (close) EMA200 = ExponentialAverage[200] (close) c1 = (summation[40](EMA50 > EMA200) = 40) //Ema50 > Ema200 for at least 40 days (the current one is included) c2 = close < Ema20 c3 = (close / close[10]) <= 0.90 //price dropped at least 10% in the last 10 days Condition = c1 AND (c2 OR c3) SCREENER[Condition]

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  timeframe(Daily) EMA20  = ExponentialAverage[20] (close) EMA50  = ExponentialAverage[50] (close) EMA200 = ExponentialAverage[200] (close) c1     = (summation[40](EMA50 > EMA200) = 40) //Ema50 > Ema200 for at least 40 days (the current one is included) c2     = close < Ema20 c3     = (close / close[10]) <= 0.90          //price dropped at least 10% in the last 10 days Condition = c1 AND (c2 OR c3) SCREENER[Condition]

   

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  06/18/2021 at 1:04 PM #171988
  thesage

  Thanks for the quick reply and code. I really appreciate that 🙂

  What I’ll do as well is try and go through the code to learn for future reference what each of the bits means and does.

  

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