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State Change Pattern in a Trading Rule
by QuantShare, uploaded several months ago

A trading rule has always two states. It could be TRUE, when its value is higher than 0 and FALSE otherwise.

An example of a simple trading rule is: stock close price is higher than its 30-Bar simple moving average. On one day, the close price is higher than its 30-Bar...
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Trading Indicator Rank
by QuantShare, uploaded several months ago

The Trading Indicator Rank function calculates the rank of a given trading indicator or time series compared to its previous values. The number of previous values is determined by the lookback period parameter of the function.
Trading Indicator Rank values vary between 1 and the provided period, where a number of...
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Backtest different Segments in your Trading System
by QuantShare, uploaded several months ago

This function allows you to enter several criteria (segments) and an index. It then calculates the result of the segment referenced by the index.

Let us say that for example, you want to create two segments:
Overbought Stocks
Oversold Stocks
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Williams AD - Accumulation Distribution Indicator
by QuantShare, uploaded several months ago

The Williams' Accumulation/Distribution or Williams AD is a technical analysis indicator developed by Larry Richard Williams, who also developed several other trading indicators including the famous Williams %R and the Ultimate Oscillator.

The Williams' Accumulation/Distribution trading indicator was implemented in order to define whether a market is controlled by buyers (known...
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Advanced Quotes and Custom Databases Function
by QuantShare, uploaded several months ago

The current function retrieves data from the quotes or a custom database then performs a calculation on the different values that occurred within each analyzed bar.

Here is an example:

Imagine you are working with monthly data and you want to return the average close price (daily data) for each monthly bar....
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Demand Index
by Brian Brown, uploaded several months ago

The Demand Index is a technical indicator that tries to lead price changes using price and volume data. The indicator was developed by Hames Sibbet.

The demand index formula requires several parameters:
Price: A time series that is usually set to the close price, midpoint or high plus low divided by two.
Constant:...
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Keltner Channel
by Brian Brown, uploaded several months ago

The Keltner Channel, KC, was developed by Chester W. Keltner and is a technical indicator that looks like the Simple Moving Average Envelopes or Bollinger Bands. It is constituted of two lines that adapt to changes in the security's volatility by using the ATR or average true range indicator.

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