Scan for stocks that their price lies within two EMAs in the last two days

Got some 'brain-freeze' here and would appreciate some help (have received OUTSTANDING help in the past from "markd" - if available, would be great!)
OBJECTIVE: Would like to create two scans that both will look for stocks that their Daily price lies within 13- and 26-EMAs (let's call it the "Band"). Then each scan will include the following condition, either 1 or 2 (for the purpose of increasing the number of hits)
1) If the weekly slow EMA (here 26) is trending up(rising) then the prospective stocks' prices can ALSO be below the band
2) If the weekly slow EMA (again, 26) is trending down(falling) then the prospective stocks' prices can ALSO be above the band

For condition 1, here is some I wrote:
[type = stock] and
[country = us] and
[Close > 10] and
[Volume > 100000] and
//The Weekly slow EMA(=26) is rising- another way determining the slope is by using the Daily MACD(1,65,1) being above 0 -
// (see article at SCs << https://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:chart_analysis:elder_impulse_system >>
[MACD LINE(1,65,1) > 0] and
// On the Daily chart, prices are in the Band (b/w EMA 13 & 26) or below it - so the max price among all highs in the last 2 days is less than EMA(13)
[[MAX(2, High) < EMA(26, Close)] OR [MAX(2, High) < EMA(13, Close)]] and
[FORCE(2) < 0]

For condition 2, here is what I wrote:
[type = stock] and
[country = us] and
[Close > 10] and
[Volume > 100000] and
[MACD LINE(1,65,1) < 0] and
[[MIN(2, Low) > EMA(26, Close)] OR [MIN(2, Low) > EMA(13, Close)]] and
[FORCE(2) > 0]

Assumptions made (which can be very wrong):
a) When a stock is trending up (determined by its Weekly slow EMA), its Daily slow EMA (26) will ALWAYS lie below its faster EMA (13)
b) When a stock is trending down (determined by its Weekly slow EMA), its Daily slow EMA (26) will ALWAYS lie above its faster EMA (13)
c) FORCE Index indicator will produce VALID stocks if scan is run intraday with 0(zero) look back (intraday = while market is open)

So what is the problem with the above coding? Well I have received results whereas under condition 1 the latest daily Low is well above the band.
So I know something (or everything) is fishy here.

Thanks in advance...
George