Price Below Lower Bollinger Band

• 06/16/2020 at 6:55 PM #136189
  telboy

  Hi all,

  Whats the most efficient way of screening for stocks that have dipped below the lower Bollinger band over the last 2 days?

  Not the close price just any intraday price below the lower Bollinger band.

  Any thoughts/comments much appreciated

  Many thanks

  M

  

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  06/16/2020 at 11:42 PM #136202
  robertogozzi

  There you go:

  BBVal = 20 //20 BB pewriods BBdev = 2.0 //2.0 BB deviations BBavg = average[BBval,0](close) //BB mean (middle line) //BollUp = BBavg + ((std[BBval](close)) * BBdev) //BB Upper Band BollDn = BBavg - ((std[BBval](close)) * BBdev) //BB Lower Band SCREENER[summation[2](close < BollDn)]

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  BBVal  = 20                                                //20   BB pewriods BBdev  = 2.0                                               //2.0  BB deviations BBavg  = average[BBval,0](close)                           //BB mean (middle line) //BollUp = BBavg + ((std[BBval](close)) * BBdev)           //BB Upper Band BollDn = BBavg - ((std[BBval](close)) * BBdev)             //BB Lower Band SCREENER[summation[2](close < BollDn)]

   

  

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  06/17/2020 at 11:39 AM #136240
  telboy

  Many thanks Roberto – thats great

  Is there a way to only screen on ORD stocks (i.e. exclude CDI’s and Bonds)?

   

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  06/17/2020 at 12:31 PM #136247
  robertogozzi

  You can select both the Time frame and the instruments form the dropdown lists in ProScreener when you want to start it.

   

  

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