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Strategies & Market Trends : Stocks Crossing The 13 Week Moving Average <$10.01 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: James Strauss who wrote (12936)	1/23/2004 11:25:32 PM
From: watchdogmm	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13094

Jim, For those using TC2000 you can paste this right into a new Personal Criteria Formula: C < 10.01 AND C >= MAXC65 AND C1 < MAXC65.1 AND BOP1 > BOP1.1 AND BOP1.1 > BOP1.2 AND BOP1.2 > BOP1.3 AND V >= 1000 You could set up a scan to cover these criteria: 1. Stocks $10.00 or less... 2. Last price is equal or greater than the highest price in the past 3 months or 65 days... 3. Rising MoneyFlow into the stock... 4. Volume equal to or greater than 100,000... This should approximate the 13's scan... I understand the first two but since I don't know TC2000 scans and to make sure I can get this as close as I can to what your results are, what does BOP stand for in TC2000? I'm sure BOP1 and then BOP1.1 is a way of showing greater money flow but is that trying to show greater money flow each day for three consecutive days in a row? Is the money flow criteria using cumulative moneyflow or Chaikin Moneyflow or an x day average of moneyflow etc? Also, is the 100,000 volume for just that day or is that average volume for x number of days? Sorry to be so anal but it's in the details that it makes the difference. Thanks for your patience, watchdog