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Jeff - This was a Trade Test (change the Test Mode from Signal) which requires the following Exit criteria for the end of the year or 43 days, whichever occurs first:

V1=MONTHNUM() ChangeTo 1;
V1[-1]

Thomas - this was also a Trade Test using the same exit criteria as above, and this as the entry:

V1=MONTHNUM() ChangeTo 11;
V2=V1 and MONTH()[1] IsDown and MONTH()[2] IsDown and MONTH()[3] IsDown;
V2[-1]
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Hi Darren,

Could you please publish the script(s) from your Twitter analysis about the consecutive weeks.

Here is the Link:
https://twitter.com/Optuma/status/1733987620349468871

Especially the script for the numbers above and below the bars of the S&P 500.

Best wishes,
Thomas

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Hi Thomas,

This uses the BARTYPES() function to define higher highs and lows (regardless of close): https://www.optuma.com/kb/optuma/scripting/formulas-and-scripting-functions/bartypes-function

Set the Show Bar to display as a number and use the following on a weekly chart to count the number of consecutive higher bars:

//Set BarType;
V1=BARTYPES(DEFAULT=Higher);
//Count since V1 was false;
TIMESINCESIGNAL(V1==0)

Change V1 to use Lower bars for the red numbers.

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Hi- would you mind sharing the scripts you used for this post: https://x.com/Optuma/status/1737277429679591590?s=20

25

Hi Christopher,

I drew vertical lines for the changes in the Fed Funds rate data from FRED using the dates found here: https://www.bankrate.com/banking/federal-reserve/history-of-federal-funds-rate/

For the Signal Test I just hard-coded those dates using the following:

BARDATE()==STRDATE(DATE=1981-08-03) or 
BARDATE()==STRDATE(DATE=1984-08-30) or
BARDATE()==STRDATE(DATE=1989-06-05) or
BARDATE()==STRDATE(DATE=1995-07-05) or
BARDATE()==STRDATE(DATE=1998-09-29) or
BARDATE()==STRDATE(DATE=2001-01-03) or 
BARDATE()==STRDATE(DATE=2007-09-18) or 
BARDATE()==STRDATE(DATE=2019-07-30)
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Hi Darren,

Could you please publish the scripts from your Twitter analysis about % Outperforming SPX.

Here is the Link:
https://twitter.com/Optuma/status/1754845395078050286

Here is the chart:

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Best wishes,
Thomas

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Hi Darren,

You have already answered my question a few year ago! I should be ashamed of myself. :face_with_open_eyes_and_hand_over_mouth:

Here is your answer from Sep 2021:
…Twitter Charts - #15 by DEJHMA8

Thanks,
Thomas

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Hi,

Could you share scripts related to this post Feb 19 related to GoNoGo charts. It would be interesting to observe this in the future.

https://twitter.com/Optuma/status/1759405434392498634

Regards, Pentti Rahko

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Hi Pentti,

The GoNoGo tools used to calculate the data are an optional add-on module for $125 a month. To learn more see here:

To build the statistics on the % of members with a Go status also requires the Custom Breadth module, which is available with Enterprise Services, or another tool module purchase:

Please contact support if you would like to purchase these modules.