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Re: Peter_Pan post# 6651

Thursday, 09/02/2010 3:17:41 PM

Thursday, September 02, 2010 3:17:41 PM

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Re: Peter, scanning for SMA-20 of RSI(5)

Sure, scanning for an overlay of an indicator can be done, just nest the indicator into the overlay criteria. In this case you are looking at the SMA-20 of the RSI(5) and want to search for when it crosses above 50.

So lets use the comparison operator "X" (crosses above) and the scan would be written as follows.

[type = stock]
and [SMA(20,RSI(5)) X 50.0]

hope this helps,
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