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Hi,
I would like to scan for stocks reaching a new 1 year Monthly RSI high. Please let me know if its possible.
Thanks.
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[group is sp500]
and [ monthly RSI(14) = monthly max(12, monthly RSI(14))]
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and [monthly RSI(14) > last month's monthly max(11, monthly RSI(14))]
is equivalent to markd's clause above.
Earlier, I was trying to figure out the difference between these two clauses:
1. and [monthly RSI(14) > last month's monthly max(12, monthly RSI(14))]
2. and [monthly RSI(14) = monthly max(12, monthly RSI(14))]
#1 says this month's RSI has to be greater than all of the past 12 months for a total of 13 months look-back.
#2 says the current month has to be the highest RSI of the past 12 months. So, its only looking back 12 months.
Thus, I think the difference is the look-back period.