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You could use the rank by to show the pctchange. Count down the listed results to #50 and see the pctchange value. Then change your original scan to add a line for the pctchange to be greater than or equal to that "top 50" 50th pctchange, and run it again. and [PctChange(10,close) >= the 50th in the the top 50 pctchange…
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SMCI Close = 579.63 Open-Close = 12.89 579.63/12.89 = 44.97 44.97 * 100 = 4497 4497 is not < 1.5 The -0.66 is the % difference between the close and 1 days ago close You may want to consider PctChange (defaults in like this) and [PctChange(10,close) > 10] or PctDiff (defaults in like this) and [PctDiff(close,sma(50,close))…
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Under the Technical Indicators dropdown you have a few options to use perhaps. PctChange defaults into the workbench like this: and [PctChange(10,close) > 10] It's asking for the Percentage change on the screen security to be greater than 10% from 10 closes ago. You can modify all three values, the period and the property…
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it seems like a good solution but when testing it i kept getting syntax errors and couldnt debug it. as an alternate, i tried: and [1 week ago pctchange < 5] and [2 weeks ago pctchange < 5] and [3 weeks ago pctchange < 5] and [4 weeks ago pctchange < 5] which seems to function okay... however, i couldnt find a what the…
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@shammyx1 //Price drop of 50 to 90% in the past 800 days and [PctChange (800,close) <= -50] and [PctChange (800,close) >= -99] becomes //Price drop of 50 to 90% in the past 160 weeks or approximately 800 days and [weekly PctChange (160,weekly close) <= -50] and [weekly PctChange (160,weekly close) >= -99]
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simple building blocks of monthly increases. This would exclude ones that went up less than 5% in a given month. and [monthly PctChange(1,close) > 5] and [1 month ago monthly PctChange(1,close) > 5] and [2 months ago monthly PctChange(1,close) > 5] etc.... Or you could look at multi-month by changing the period to…
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You can also use the PctChange filter from the Technical Indicators dropdown. When you select it and Add it, it defaults to this: and [PctChange(10,close) > 10] This is saying that the percentage change in the last 10 days is 10.00001% or greater. To get a year greater than 20% you change the first 10 to 251 and the second…
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If your requirement is that it has to be up over 30% from day 1 to day 5, the PctChange is also an option. [PctChange(5,close) > 30]
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I didn't see this one: rank by [PctChange(1,close)]
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In the workbench, select the SP500 from the Indexes and ETFs dropdown. Add it to your blank workbench. Then select the PctChange from the Technical Indicators dropdown. Add it. It will appear with an AND in front of it. and [PctChange(10,close) > 10] To use it as a Rank By statement you remove the AND and replace it with…
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You'd use the PctChange technical indicator for that. Type PctChange into the search box on this forum for posts on the topic. https://scan.stockcharts.com/search?Search=pctchange Also type PctChange into the search at StockCharts.com and check out the Support articles…
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I don’t understand why results from my scan show negative results for ETSY PPO hist change in past 2 days?? [Symbol = ‘ETSY’] rank by [pctChange(2,PPO hist(12,26,9))] Bottom line, I followed this scan guideline and substituted PPO hist(12,26,9) for “BBWidth” clause but the scan engine “stuck” in “Daily Close” as a fourth…
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What about using: rank by [daily PctChange(1,Force(13))] //shows change in past 13 days also, could use monthly: rank by [monthly PctChange(1,Force(2))] //change in past 2 months also weekly seems to work as well: rank by [weekly PctChange(1,Force(2))] //change in Force in past 2 weeks
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Is something like this a good idea? I get hits: and [Weekly PctChange(2,weekly RSI(14)) > 0] and [Weekly PctChange(2,weekly close) < 0] I was thinking of using Slope too.
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This is what I came up with. I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for. This looks like an interesting scan: and [PctChange(1,Weekly EMA(10,Close)) > 1] rank by [PctChange(1,Weekly EMA(10,Close))]
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@lmkwin I like your use of PctChange( ). I keep forgetting that's available, even though its in several of my own scans. A couple of comments: You need the "monthly" modifier in front of close - so monthly PctChange(1, monthly close). You will get results without the modifier, but they may be unexpected. Also, I think I…
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Hey guys, I am just wondering if I can do this : "and [ 10 days ago Pctchange(20, Sma) > 5]". What I wanna to do there, is to scan for the % change over 20 days starting 10 days back from now. Please tell if I can do this.
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The rank by statement has to be the last statement in your scan. Then add the PctChange function with your chosen parameter. So, [some favorites list] // select a favorites list from the drop down on Workbench, be sure list includes $SPX rank by PctChange(20, close)
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[PctChange(251,close) > 0] is another way to do this
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Example Scan Used to Rank Weekly Percentage Changes [favorites list is 243] // 2875 Dow Jones Sector Averages rank by weekly PctChange(1,close) Is there a way to develop a Scan that will list the actual weekly Percentage Changes rather than the rank? Something like: list by weekly PctChange(1,close) Thanks