Technical Indicators

There are several technical indicators that you can set as filters for your scan. For more information on writing scans using these and other scan clauses, please see our Support Center article on Writing Scans.

Note: Accumulation/Distribution indicators use volume in their calculations, which means these indicators are not available for intraday scans. Make sure the starting date adjuster is set to “Last Market Close” when using these scan clauses.

The value of the Accumulation/Distribution Line.

Syntax:

• AccDist

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [AccDist > yesterday's AccDist]

The average of the Accumulation/Distribution Line over a given period of time.

Syntax:

• AccDist Signal(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [AccDist Signal(20) > AccDist]

The values of the Aroon indicators and the Aroon Oscillator.

Syntax:

• Aroon Up(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Aroon Up(25) > 70.0]

Syntax:

• Aroon Down(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Aroon Down(25) < 30.0]

Syntax:

• Aroon Osc(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Aroon Osc(25) > 0.0]

The value of the Average Directional Indicator.

Syntax:

• ADX Line(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [ADX Line(14) > 20.0]

Syntax:

• Plus DI(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Plus DI(14) > Minus DI(14)]

Syntax:

• Minus DI (nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Minus DI(14) > Plus DI(14)]

The value of the Average True Range indicator.

Syntax:

• ATR(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [ATR(14) > 2.0]

The value of the Balance of Power (BOP) indicator.

Syntax:

• BOP(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods in the SMA used to smooth the indicator

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [BOP(14) > 0]

The values of the upper and lower Bollinger Band lines and their width. The bands are calculated using the values of the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• Upper BB(nPeriods, StdDev, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• StdDev - Distance of the bands from the centerline
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Upper BB(20,2,close) < close]

Syntax:

• Lower BB(nPeriods, StdDev, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• StdDev - Distance of the bands from the centerline
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Lower BB(20,2,close) > close]

Syntax:

• BB Width(nPeriods, StdDev, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• StdDev - Distance of the bands from the centerline
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [BB Width(20,2,close) > 9.99]

The value of Bollinger's %B indicator. The bands are calculated using the values of the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• %B(nPeriods, StdDev, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• StdDev - Distance of the bands from the centerline
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [%B(20,2,close) > 1]

The value of the Chaikin Money Flow indicator.

Syntax:

• CMF(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [CMF(20) > 0.0]

The value of the Chaikin Oscillator indicator.

Syntax:

• Chaikin Osc(nShort, nLong)

Parameters:

• nShort - The smaller number of periods used in the computation

• nLong - The larger number of periods used in the computation

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Chaikin Osc(3,10) > 9,999]

The value of the Chande Trend Meter indicator.

Syntax:

• Chande Trend Meter

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Chande Trend Meter > 80.0]

The value of the Chandelier Exit indicator.

Syntax:

• Chandlr(nPeriods, multiplier, long/short)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• multiplier - ATR multiplier 
• long/short - (optional) Default is long

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Chandlr(22,3.0,long) > close]

The value of the Commodity Channel Index.

Syntax:

• CCI(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [CCI(20) > 100.0]

The value of the ConnorsRSI indicator.

Syntax:

• ConnorsRSI(nRSI,nStreak,nRank)

Parameters:

• nRSI - Number of periods in the RSI of price
• nStreak - Number of periods in the RSI of the up/down streak
• nRank - Number of periods used in the price change ranking

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [ConnorsRSI(3,2,100) > 50]

The value of the Coppock Curve. The indicator is calculated using the values of the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• Coppock(ROC1, ROC2, WMA, exp)

Parameters:

• ROC1 - Rate of change periods to be used in WMA calculation
• ROC2 - additive ROC periods
• WMA - Weighted Moving Average period
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Coppock(14,11,10) > 0.0]

The value of the Correlation Coefficient, showing the degree of correlation with the specified symbol.

Syntax:

• [Correlation(nPeriods, symbol)]

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• symbol - Ticker symbol used as a comparison when calculating correlation coefficient

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Correlation(20,$spx) > 0]

The value of the DecisionPoint PMO indicator and its corresponding EMA signal line. The indicator is calculated using the values of the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• PMO Line(EMA1, EMA2, Signal EMA, exp)

Parameters:

• EMA1 - First Exponential Moving Average Value
• EMA2 - Second Exponential Moving Average Value
• Signal EMA - Exponential Moving Average for the Signal Line
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [PMO Line(35,20,10) > 0.0]

Syntax:

• PMO Signal(EMA1, EMA2, Signal EMA, exp)

Parameters:

• EMA1 - First Exponential Moving Average Value
• EMA2 - Second Exponential Moving Average Value
• Signal EMA - Exponential Moving Average for the Signal Line
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close“

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [PMO Signal(35,20,10) x PMO Line(35,20,10)]

The value of the Detrended Price Oscillator. The indicator is calculated using the values of the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• DPO(nPeriods, nOffset, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• nOffset - (optional) Number of periods to move forward; default is 0.
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [DPO(20) > 0]
• [DPO(20,0,close) > 0]

The value of the simple or exponential Distance From Moving Average indicator.

Syntax:

• DistFromSMA(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [DistFromSMA(200) > 0]

Syntax:

• DistFromEMA(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [DistFromEMA(200) > 0]

The value of the Double Exponential Moving Average (DEMA) for the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• DEMA(nPeriods, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in moving average calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [DEMA(20,close) > 0]

The value of the Ease of Movement Oscillator.

Syntax:

• EMV(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [EMV(14) > 0]

The value of the Force Index.

Syntax:

• FORCE(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [FORCE(13) > 0.0]

The value of the Hull Moving Average (HMA) for the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• HullMA(nPeriods, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in moving average calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [HullMA(20,close) > 0]

The value of the Ichimoku Cloud lines. Ichimoku Cloud Top represents whichever span line (Span A or Span B) is at the top of the cloud; Ichimoku Cloud Bottom represents the span line at the bottom of the cloud.

See our Support Center article on Scanning Ichimoku Clouds for more information.

Syntax:

• Ichimoku Base Line(nConversion, nBase, nSpan)

Parameters:

• nConversion - number of periods in conversion line (Tenkan-Sen)
• nBase - periods in base span (Kijun-Sen)
• nSpan - periods in leading span (Senkou)

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Ichimoku Base Line(9,26,52) > 0]

Syntax:

• Ichimoku Conversion Line(nConversion, nBase, nSpan)

Parameters:

• nConversion - number of periods in conversion line (Tenkan-Sen)
• nBase - periods in base span (Kijun-Sen)
• nSpan - periods in leading span (Senkou)

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Ichimoku Conversion Line(9,26,52) > 0]

Syntax:

• Ichimoku Span A(nConversion, nBase, nSpan)

Parameters:

• nConversion - number of periods in conversion line (Tenkan-Sen)
• nBase - periods in base span (Kijun-Sen)
• nSpan - periods in leading span (Senkou)

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Ichimoku Span A(9,26,52) > 0]

Syntax:

• Ichimoku Span B(nConversion, nBase, nSpan)

Parameters:

• nConversion - number of periods in conversion line (Tenkan-Sen)
• nBase - periods in base span (Kijun-Sen)
• nSpan - periods in leading span (Senkou)

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Ichimoku Span B(9,26,52) > 0]

Syntax:

• Ichimoku Cloud Top(nConversion, nBase, nSpan)

Parameters:

• nConversion - number of periods in conversion line (Tenkan-Sen)
• nBase - periods in base span (Kijun-Sen)
• nSpan - periods in leading span (Senkou)

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Ichimoku Cloud Top(9,26,52) < close]

Syntax:

• Ichimoku Cloud Bottom(nConversion, nBase, nSpan)

Parameters:

• nConversion - number of periods in conversion line (Tenkan-Sen)
• nBase - periods in base span (Kijun-Sen)
• nSpan - periods in leading span (Senkou)

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Ichimoku Cloud Bottom(9,26,52) > close]

The Kaufman's Adaptive Moving Average (KAMA) for the given expression such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• KAMA(nRatio, nFast, nSlow, exp)

Parameters:

• nRatio - Number of periods for the Efficiency Ratio (ER)

• nFast - Number of periods for the fast EMA

• nSlow - Number of periods for the slow EMA 
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in moving average calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [KAMA(10,2,30) > 99.9]
• [KAMA(10,2,30,volume) > 60000]

The value for the Upper and Lower Keltner Channels.

Syntax:

• Upper Kelt Chan(EMA, multiplier, ATR period)

Parameters:

• EMA - Number of periods
• multiplier - multiplier to multiply the ATR value by to determine channel width
• ATR Period - number of periods for the ATR

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Upper Kelt Chan(20,2,10) < close]

Syntax:

• Lower Kelt Chan(EMA, multiplier, ATR period)

Parameters:

• EMA - Number of periods
• multiplier - multiplier to multiply the ATR value by to determine channel width
• ATR Period - number of periods for the ATR

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Lower Kelt Chan(20,2,10) > close]

The value of the Mass index.

Syntax:

• MASS(nPeriod, EMA)

Parameters:

• nPeriod - number of EMA periods to use in sum
• EMA - number of EMA periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [MASS(25,9) > 27]

The value of the Money Flow Index.

Syntax:

• MFI(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [MFI(14) > 80]

The simple or exponential moving average for the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• SMA(nPeriods, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in moving average calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [SMA(20, close) < 25]

Syntax:

• EMA(nPeriods, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• 
exp - (optional) Values to be used in moving average calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [EMA(20, volume) > 60,000]

The values of the MACD indicator line, its corresponding EMA signal line and the MACD histogram. The indicator is calculated using the values of the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Note: If the nSignal parameter is set to 1 or left blank, e.g. (12,26,1) or (12,26), the MACD Histogram and the signal line will not be displayed.

Syntax:

• MACD Line(nShort, nLong, nSignal, exp)

Parameters:

• nShort - Number of periods for the short EMA

• nLong - Number of periods for the long EMA

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line 
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [MACD Line(12,26,9) > 0.0]

Syntax:

• MACD Signal(nShort, nLong, nSignal, exp)

Parameters:

• nShort - Number of periods for the short EMA

• nLong - Number of periods for the long EMA

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line
• exp - (optional) The values to be used in the calculation. The default is Close.

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [MACD Signal(12,26,9) x MACD Line(12,26,9)]

Syntax:

• MACD Hist(nShort, nLong, nSignal, exp)

Parameters:

• nShort - Number of periods for the short EMA

• nLong - Number of periods for the long EMA

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [MACD Hist(12,26,9) > 0.0]

The values of the upper and lower Moving Average Envelope lines. The moving averages are calculated using the values of the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• Upper MA Env(nPeriods,percentage,exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - The number of periods used in the computation
• Percentage - Distance of the bands from the centerline
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in moving average calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Upper MA Env(20,2.5) < close]

Syntax:

• Lower MA Env(nPeriods,percentage,exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - The number of periods used in the computation
• Percentage - Distance of the bands from the centerline
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in moving average calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Lower MA Env(20,2.5) > close]

Syntax:

• Upper EMA Env(nPeriods,percentage,exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - The number of periods used in the computation
• Percentage - Distance of the bands from the centerline
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in moving average calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Upper EMA Env(20,2.5) < close]

Syntax:

• Lower EMA Env(nPeriods,percentage,exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - The number of periods used in the computation
• Percentage - Distance of the bands from the centerline
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in moving average calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Lower EMA Env(20,2.5) > close]

The value of the Negative Volume Index.

Syntax:

• NVI

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [NVI > 0.0]

Syntax:

• NVI Signal(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [NVI Signal(255) < NVI]

The value of the On Balance Volume indicator and its corresponding signal line.

Syntax:

• OBV

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [OBV > yesterday's OBV]

Syntax:

• OBV Signal(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [OBV Signal(30) > OBV]

The value of the Parabolic Stop and Reverse overlay.

Syntax:

• Parabolic SAR(step, maxStep)

Parameters:

• step - The Acceleration Factor used to compute the SAR
• maxStep - The maximum value allowed for the Acceleration Factor

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Parabolic SAR(0.02,0.2) < low]

The values of the PPO indicator line, its corresponding EMA signal line and the PPO histogram. The indicator is calculated using the values of the given expression, such as “close” “volume”, or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• PPO Line(nShort, nLong, nSignal, exp)

Parameters:

• nShort - Number of periods for the short EMA

• nLong - Number of periods for the long EMA

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in moving average calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [PPO Line(12,26,9) > 0.0]

Syntax:

• PPO Signal(nShort, nLong, nSignal, exp)

Parameters:

• nShort - Number of periods for the short EMA

• nLong - Number of periods for the long EMA

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in moving average calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [PPO Signal(12,26,9) x PPO Line(12,26,9)]

Syntax:

• PPO Hist(nShort, nLong, nSignal, exp)

Parameters:

• nShort - Number of periods for the short EMA

• nLong - Number of periods for the long EMA

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in moving average calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [PPO Hist(12,26,9) > 0.0]

The values of the PVO indicator line, its corresponding EMA signal line and histogram.

Syntax:

• PVO Line(nShort, nLong, nSignal)

Parameters:

• nShort - Number of periods for the short EMA

• nLong - Number of periods for the long EMA

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [PVO Line(12,26,9) > 0]

Syntax:

• PVO Signal(nShort, nLong, nSignal)

Parameters:

• nShort - Number of periods for the short EMA

• nLong - Number of periods for the long EMA

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [PVO Signal(12,26,9) > 0]

Syntax:

• PVO Hist(nShort, nLong, nSignal)

Parameters:

• nShort - Number of periods for the short EMA

• nLong - Number of periods for the long EMA

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [PVO Hist(12,26,9) > 0]

The number of boxes in the current column on the P&F Chart.

Syntax:

• P&F Box Count

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [P&F Box Count > 10]

The values of the upper, middle and lower Price Channel lines.

Syntax:

• Upper Price Chan(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Upper Price Chan(20) < close]

Syntax:

• Lower Price Chan(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Lower Price Chan(20) > close]

Syntax:

• Middle Price Chan(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Middle Price Chan(20) < close]

The value of Price Relative/Relative Strength.

Syntax.

• Price Relative

Operators.

• =, !=, >, >=, < =, <

Example. [Price Relative(SPY) > yesterdays Daily MAX(63,Price Relative(SPY))]

The value of Pring's Know Sure Thing oscillator and its corresponding SMA signal line.

Syntax:

• KST

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [KST > 0.0]

Syntax:

• KST Signal

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [KST Signal < KST]

The value of Pring's Special K indicator and its corresponding SMA signal line.

Syntax:

• Special K

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Special K > 0.0]

Syntax:

• Special K Signal(SMA1, SMA2)

Parameters:

• SMA1 - Number of periods in first smoothing
• SMA2 - Number of periods in second smoothing

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Special K Signal(100,100) > Special K]

The value of the Rate of Change indicator and its corresponding signal line. The indicator is calculated using the values of the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• ROC(nPeriods, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [ROC(12) > 0.0]

Syntax:

• ROC Signal(nPeriods, nSignal, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• 
nSignal - The number of periods used to compute the signal line
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [ROC Signal(12,30) > ROC(12)]

The value of Wilder's RSI indicator. The indicator is calculated using the values of the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• RSI(nPeriods, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [RSI(14) < 70]

The value of the Relative Volume (RVOL) indicator calculated with either a simple or an exponential moving average.

Syntax:

• RVOL SMA(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [RVOL SMA(50) > 1]

Syntax:

• RVOL EMA(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [RVOL EMA(50) > 1]

The value of the Slope indicator. The indicator is calculated using the values of the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• Slope(nPeriods, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• exp - (optional) The values to be used in the calculation. The default is Close.

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Slope(20) > 0]

The value of the Standard Deviation indicator. The indicator is calculated using the values of the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• Std Deviation(nPeriods, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Std Deviation(10) < 2]

The values of the Fast and Slow Stochastic Oscillator indicators and their corresponding signal lines.

Syntax:

• Fast Stoch %K(nPeriods, nSignal)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods used to calculate %K

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Fast Stoch %K(14,3) > 80.0]

Syntax:

• Fast Stoch %D(nPeriods, nSignal)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods used to calculate %D

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Fast Stoch %D(14,3) > 80.0]

Syntax:

• Slow Stoch %K(nPeriods, nSignal)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods used to calculate %K

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Slow Stoch %K(14,3) > 80.0]

Syntax:

• Slow Stoch %D(nPeriods, nSignal)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods used to calculate %D

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Slow Stoch %D(14,3) > 80.0]

Syntax:

• Full Stoch %K(nPeriods, nSmoothing, nSignal)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods used to calculate %K

• nSmoothing - Number of periods used to smooth %K

• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Full Stoch %K(14,3,3) > 80.0]

Syntax:

• Full Stoch %D(nPeriods, nSmoothing, nSignal)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods used to calculate %D

• nSmoothing - Number of periods used to smooth %D
• nSignal - Number of periods for the signal line

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Full Stoch %D(14,3,3) > 80.0]

The value of the StochRSI indicator.

Syntax:

• Stoch RSI(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Stoch RSI(14) > 0.80]

The value of the Triple Exponential Moving Average (TEMA) for the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• TEMA(nPeriods, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in moving average calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [TEMA(20,close) > 0]

The value of the TRIX indicator and its corresponding signal line. The indicator is calculated using the values of the given expression, such as “close”, “volume” or “rsi(14)”.

Syntax:

• TRIX(nPeriods, nSignal, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• nSignal - The number of periods used to compute the signal
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [TRIX(15,9) > 0.0]

Syntax:

• TRIX Signal(nPeriods, nSignal, exp)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods
• nSignal - The number of periods used to compute the signal
• exp - (optional) Values to be used in the calculation; default is Close

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [TRIX signal(15,9) < TRIX(15,9)]

The value of the True Strength index and its corresponding EMA signal line.

Syntax:

• TSI(EMA1, EMA2, nSignal)

Parameters:

• EMA1 - Number of periods in first smoothing
• EMA2 - Number of periods in second smoothing
• nSignal - Number of periods for signal line

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [TSI(25,13,7) > 0.0]

Syntax:

• TSI Signal(EMA1, EMA2, nSignal)

Parameters:

• EMA1 - Number of periods in first smoothing
• EMA2 - Number of periods in second smoothing
• nSignal - Number of periods for signal line

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [TSI Signal(25,13,7) < TSI(25,13,7)]

The status of the TTM Squeeze indicator (on or off) and the value of the TTM Squeeze momentum histogram.

Syntax:

• TTM Squeeze(nPeriods, StdDev, EMA, multiplier, ATR period)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods in the Bollinger Bands calculation
• StdDev - Distance of the Bollinger Bands from the centerline
• EMA - Number of periods in Keltner Channel calculation
• multiplier - ATR multiplier to determine Keltner Channel width
• ATR Period - number of periods for the Keltner Channel ATR

Acceptable Values:

• true, false

Operators:

• is, is not, =, !=

Example:

• [TTM Squeeze(20,2.0,20,1.5,20) is true]

Syntax:

• TTM Squeeze Hist(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [TTM Squeeze Hist (20) > 0]

The value of the Ulcer index.

Syntax:

• ULCER(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [ULCER(14) > 0]

The value of the Ultimate Oscillator.

Syntax:

• Ultimate Osc(nShort, nMedium, nLong)

Parameters:

• nShort - The short period used in the calculation

• nMedium - The medium period used in the calculation

• nLong - The long period used in the calculation

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Ultimate Osc(7,14,28) > 70.0]

The value of the Vortex indicator.

Syntax:

• VTX Plus(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [VTX Plus(14) > VTX Minus(14)]

Syntax:

• VTX Minus(nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [VTX Minus(14) < VTX Plus(14)]

The value of the Williams %R indicator.

Syntax:

• Williams %R (nPeriods)

Parameters:

• nPeriods - Number of periods

Operators:

• =, !=, >, >=, <=, <, x, is, is not

Example:

• [Williams %R(14) > -20.0]

• Anchored VWAP
• Momentum
• Moving Average Ribbon
• Pivot Points
• Price Relative
• RS-Ratio and RS-Momentum
• RVOL - Price Plot
• RVOL - Time of Day
• Volume By Price
• VWAP
• ZigZag