This screener finds the Piercing Pattern, which is a good indicator that a potential reversal could occur. It confirms that the current candle is bullish, then it checks the previous one for the conditions of Piercing Pattern (the bullish candle closes above 50% of the preceding bearish candle, but the bullish candle opens lower than the bearish closes).
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// Piercing pattern is a downtrend follow by a bullish candle // that closes above 50% of the preceding bearish candle, // that could indicate a reversal, // this screener includes a fairly good confirmation of that pattern, // it starts from a bullish candle, and it finds the pattern in the two previous candles // @Cristofer (= // V1 currentClose = Close currentOpen = Open // Bullish candle c1 = currentOpen < currentClose piercingHigh = High[1] piercingClose = Close[1] piercingOpen = Open[1] piercingLow = Low[1] // piercing is bullish c2 = piercingClose > piercingOpen bearishHigh = High[2] bearishOpen = Open[2] bearishClose = Close[2] bearishLow = Low[2] // is a bearish candle c3 = bearishOpen > bearishClose // lower high, lower low c4 = bearishHigh > piercingHigh AND bearishLow > piercingLow // piercing opens lower than bearish close c5 = piercingOpen < bearishClose // piercing closes above 50% level of the bearish candle c6 = ((bearishOpen + bearishClose) / 2) < piercingClose AND piercingClose < bearishOpen SCREENER[c1 AND c2 AND c3 AND c4 AND c5 AND c6] |
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