Screener For Multiple TF’s

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  • #206028

    Hi,

     

    Is someone able to help me with a multi-timeframe Pro-screener?

     

    Longs are essentially as described below with the shorts in reverse.

    55ema > 144ema

    55ema < 21sma

    42sma > 55ema

    42sma < 21sma

    8ema < 21sma

     

    I have created a basic version below but I think it will require some modification if my questions are to be answered.

     

    Questions

    1. I want the screener to advise which Timeframe meets the condition.
    2. Can the screener also advise if it is Long or Short?
    3. I would like the screener to work for the following timeframes 5m, 15, & 1Hr

     

    Any help is greatly appreciated.

     

     

    //Long

    Timeframe(5 minute)

     

    indicator1 = ExponentialAverage[55](close)

    indicator2 = ExponentialAverage[144](close)

    c1 = (indicator1 > indicator2)

     

    indicator3 = ExponentialAverage[55](close)

    indicator4 = Average[21](close)

    c2 = (indicator3 < indicator4)

     

    indicator5 = Average[42](close)

    indicator6 = ExponentialAverage[55](close)

    c3 = (indicator5 > indicator6)

     

    indicator7 = Average[42](close)

    indicator8 = Average[21](close)

    c4 = (indicator7 < indicator8)

     

    indicator9 = ExponentialAverage[8](close)

    indicator10 = Average[21](close)

    c5 = (indicator9 < indicator10)

     

     

    SCREENER[c1 AND c2 AND c3 AND c4 AND c5]

     

     

    //Short

    Timeframe(5 minute)

     

    indicator1 = ExponentialAverage[55](close)

    indicator2 = ExponentialAverage[144](close)

    c1 = (indicator1 < indicator2)

     

    indicator3 = ExponentialAverage[55](close)

    indicator4 = Average[21](close)

    c2 = (indicator3 < indicator4)

     

    indicator5 = Average[42](close)

    indicator6 = ExponentialAverage[55](close)

    c3 = (indicator5 < indicator6)

     

    indicator7 = Average[42](close)

    indicator8 = Average[21](close)

    c4 = (indicator7 < indicator8)

     

    indicator9 = ExponentialAverage[8](close)

    indicator10 = Average[21](close)

    c5 = (indicator9 > indicator10)

     

    SCREENER[c1 AND c2 AND c3 AND c4 AND c5]

     

     

    #206054

    There you go:

     

    #206277

    Thank you so much.

    Have been very busy leading up to Christmas & only just got a chance to check emails.

    Have a wonderful Christmas.

     

    KR

    Paul.

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