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Gordon
2014-04-18 02:32:03


Is there a way to screen for stocks that have closed above a 5 day simple moving average after having closed below it on the previous day?


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2014-04-18 07:59:58

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Hi Gordon,

The formula for that screen is:

filter = cross(close, sma(5));


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