Scan for 10 SMA crossoover 20 SMA multiple times

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Hi Pete

Hope all is well

Can you please help me set up a scan.

I created a simple moving average (SMA ) crossover arrows.

if 10 SMA crossed above the 20 SMA then Yellow arrow, and if the 10 SMA crossed below the 20 SMA then Purple arrow.

what I am a looking for is a way to scan for

– Yellow arrow then purple arrow then yellow arrow then Purple arrow then yellow then purple and so on in a a matter of 45 periods.

Appreciate your help here

 

 

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Asked on November 16, 2019 6:13 pm
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Please provide the code you are using for this so we have something to work with.
( at November 16, 2019 6:59 pm)
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We are still waiting for you to provide the code that draws the yellow and purple arrows you described in the body of your question.

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Answered on November 24, 2019 12:29 pm
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The code that draws the yellow the purple arrows is a TOS code. here below # TD Ameritrade IP Company, Inc. (c) 2009-2019 # #wizard input: length1 #wizard text: -period #wizard input: averageType1 #wizard text: crosses #wizard input: crossingType #wizard input: length2 #wizard text: -period #wizard input: averageType2 #wizard text: Price: #wizard input: price input price = close; input length1 = 15; input length2 = 30; input averageType1 = AverageType.Simple; input averageType2 = AverageType.Simple; input crossingType = {default above, below}; def avg1 = MovingAverage(averageType1, price, length1); def avg2 = MovingAverage(averageType2, price, length2); plot signal = crosses(avg1, avg2, crossingType == CrossingType.above); signal.DefineColor("Above", GetColor(6)); signal.DefineColor("Below", GetColor(7)); signal.AssignValueColor(if crossingType == CrossingType.above then signal.color("Above") else signal.color("Below")); signal.SetPaintingStrategy(if crossingType == CrossingType.above then PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_UP else PaintingStrategy.BOOLEAN_ARROW_DOWN);
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Ok, thanks for that. It would have been best if you would have included that with your original question. As well as a screenshot showing an example. The default settings for this code do not produce a series of up and down arrows as you describe. So what settings did you use to produce this series of up and down arrows within a 45 bar period?
( at November 24, 2019 8:02 pm)
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Please respond when I leave a comment requesting more information. I should not have to post a new answer to your topic to get you to recognize that I have posted a new comment requesting more information.

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Ok, thanks for that. It would have been best if you would have included that with your original question. As well as a screenshot showing an example. The default settings for this code do not produce a series of up and down arrows as you describe. So what settings did you use to produce this series of up and down arrows within a 45 bar period?

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Answered on December 6, 2019 6:54 pm
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