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To: milesofstyles who wrote (3230)	1/26/1998 9:25:00 PM
From: Bob Jagow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11149

Pretty hard to code the "Stage 1" criteria in R1. Best shot is to use min and max appropriately and test that MovAvg(0, 200, cl) is on the rise. Have looked for this type of pattern in Telescan by requiring the 3 or 5-yr LSquare line to be some negative % and the deviation from this line to be positive, a criteria thhat would be easy to code in R2. Another reason for R2 is that the Weinstein criteria tends to take longer than two years to develop. Bob

To: milesofstyles who wrote (3230)	1/27/1998 12:19:00 PM
From: bruce bell	Respond to of 11149

m; I think you are asking for when a stock is in basing pattern? I have found that when you go toooooo long you miss out Try: (movavg(0,5,cl)- movavg(0,13,cl)>0// 5DMA is greater than 13DMA for a breakout vol(0)>movavg(0,20,vol)*1.4 // Higher volume close(0)<5 //for low priced stock or don't use it PE>0// if you looking for a profitable company. Let me know how you do!!! Bruce PS: You can setup a scan to look for low prices such as close(0)< Close(-1); close(-1) > close (-2) just continue with this pattern. If you look for new low prices