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Rean
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Hi everyone. I'm trying out Omniscan and am playing around with a few basic scans to check it out. In my test I'm scanning for "C(20) and C>SMA(50)", but the results are inconsistent. I have attached an example showing APG which does not adhere to the scan criteria. Am I missing something?
 Attached file : APG Daily.jpg (99KB - 309 downloads)
Attached file : Omniscan setup.jpg (87KB - 303 downloads)
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Rean
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Apologies, it should read:
C(20) and C>SMA(50)
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Rean
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Something is dodgy:
C > SMA(20) and C < SMA(50)
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Jim Dean
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The prior two were incorrect. The third one is valid. It should return stocks that had a closing price between the sma20 and the sma50, as of the latest day.
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Rean
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Thanks Jim. The problem is that it does not work. If you refer to the two attachments you'll see how I configured it, and one of the stocks that it returns.
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Rean
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I have added an additional measure " TRII (40,20) > 80 ", but the results are as inconsistent as the previous example.
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Jim Dean
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The snapshots show what appears to be missing data on the right side - run ToDo
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Rean
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Thanks Jim. It seems to have no impact. I think I'll have to get someone from Nirvana to hop on my machine to see what's going on.
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