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[Darren]

September 20th Gap in the $SPX: https://twitter.com/Optuma/status/1440999242319945731?s=20

This script can be used to show if there was a gap greater than 0.5% from the low on Friday 17th:

//Set Gap Low Date; LowDate = BARDATE()==STRDATE(DATE=2021-09-17); //Set Gap High Date; GapDate = BARDATE()==STRDATE(DATE=2021-09-20); //Get High / Low values for those days; FriLow = VALUEWHEN(LOW(),LowDate); MonHi = VALUEWHEN(HIGH(),GapDate); //Was there a 0.5% gap down? MonHi < FriLow * 0.995

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//Set Gap Low Date; LowDate = BARDATE()==STRDATE(DATE=2021-09-17); //Set Gap High Date; GapDate = BARDATE()==STRDATE(DATE=2021-09-20); //Get High / Low values for those days; FriLow = VALUEWHEN(LOW(),LowDate); MonHi = VALUEWHEN(HIGH(),GapDate); //Was there a 0.5% gap down? MonHi < FriLow * 0.995

To find if the gap has been filled add this to the last line:

and HIGHESTHIGH(RANGE=Range, RANGESTART=2021-09-20) > FriLow

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and HIGHESTHIGH(RANGE=Range, RANGESTART=2021-09-20) > FriLow

As of Thursday 23rd, 128 of the 150 gaps had been closed.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by Darren.

[Darren]

The Lowest Close Since formula used in this Tweet can be found here: https://forum.optuma.com/topic/timesincesignal-formulas/#post-51863

To show the ‘Worst Daily Loss Since’ date in a watchlist:

//Set Column Type to Date format in watchlist; D1=LAST(ROC(BARS=1)); BARDATE(ROC(BARS=1)<D1)

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//Set Column Type to Date format in watchlist; D1=LAST(ROC(BARS=1)); BARDATE(ROC(BARS=1)<D1)

Best Daily Gain Since:

//Set Column Type to Date format in watchlist; D1=LAST(ROC(BARS=1)); BARDATE(ROC(BARS=1)>D1)

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//Set Column Type to Date format in watchlist; D1=LAST(ROC(BARS=1)); BARDATE(ROC(BARS=1)>D1)

[Darren]

Market Cap time series data comparing biggest US companies: https://twitter.com/Optuma/status/1452923394945601538?s=20

This was created using a Script Chart: https://help.optuma.com/kb/faq.php?id=951

You must have our Fundamental Data enabled to use the script:

DATAFIELD(FEED=FD, FIELD=MarketCapitalization, LATESTONLY=False) / 1000

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DATAFIELD(FEED=FD, FIELD=MarketCapitalization, LATESTONLY=False) / 1000

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by Darren.

[Darren]

Swing scan for change in trend: https://twitter.com/Optuma/status/1456224982028148748?s=20

The Tweet was based on a 3 bar Gann Swing, but it can be applied to a Percent or Volatility Swing (simply change the S1 variable which will then be used by the SWINGTRENDUP and SWINGTRENDDOWN functions).

//Define swing; S1 = GANNSWING(SWINGCOUNT=3, METHOD=Use Next Bar, USEINSIDE=True); SWINGTRENDUP(S1) ChangeTo 1 or SWINGTRENDDOWN(S1) ChangeTo 1

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//Define swing; S1 = GANNSWING(SWINGCOUNT=3, METHOD=Use Next Bar, USEINSIDE=True); SWINGTRENDUP(S1) ChangeTo 1 or SWINGTRENDDOWN(S1) ChangeTo 1

[Jason]

Would you please post the script to calculate the number of all-time high closes by year from this post? https://twitter.com/Optuma/status/1458029600282398724

TIA!

[Matthew]

Hi,

Here is the script used for that chart (used with a Show View)…

V1 = HIGHESTHIGH(CLOSE(),RANGE=All History) ; V2 = CLOSE() == V1 and V1 IsUp; V3 = YEARNUM() IsUp ; ACCSINCESIGNAL(V2,V3)

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V1 = HIGHESTHIGH(CLOSE(),RANGE=All History) ; V2 = CLOSE() == V1 and V1 IsUp; V3 = YEARNUM() IsUp ; ACCSINCESIGNAL(V2,V3)

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[Matthew]

By modifying this with Close() > MA(BARS=20, STYLE=Weighted) will this get me Percentage of Stocks Above 20-day MA while using IsMemebr()?

I’m referring to the SPX % of Outperforming Stocks code that you put out to begin this thread.

My breadth module once built looks correct, but I’m having trouble converting it to a line chart/indicator too. I’ve had this trouble with other customs built as they show as signal lines on price rather than as an indicator. Thanks for any help!

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by Matthew Timpane. Reason: Worked through Module and updated problem or problems I think I'm having

[Darren]

Thanks Matthew. Yes that should work. To display the breadth data as eg histogram rather than line use the Breadth Data tool to display under a chart, and change the Breadth Source to Custom and select if from your list (change the Tool Name to display in the label).

PS if taking screenshots use ALT+P to copy image to clipboard, and CTRL+V to paste without the need to use a snipping app.

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