10 day sma, 2line mcad and vwap crossover

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I hope you will help me get this right. I couldn’t get it by myself. I am looking for a scanner that scan from current day back to 10 day for stocks that had or have:

20 cross 50 sma

2 line MCAD crossover

VWAP cross over on price.

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Asked on December 8, 2020 10:44 pm
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You build this sort of scan using the Condition Wizard. Just takes a few clicks of the mouse. Below is a screenshot showing how to build the condition for the moving average cross. The other items are constructed in the same way. Please take the time to learn how to use the Condition Wizard so you can be free from the idea that everything requires some custom code to solve.

Details here:

https://www.hahn-tech.com/thinkorswim-condition-wizard/

 

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Answered on December 9, 2020 9:50 am
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Hello, Thanks you I see and watched the link but I cant figure how to apply that on 2 lines macd cross over and and vwap cross price with in 10 days. I am not even getting the option for within in edit condition menu. Would you also post a screenshot for it?
( at December 12, 2020 10:31 pm)
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If the option for "within ...x... bars" does not appear you just need to resize the window. It's there, but for some reason the default size for that window does not allow it to be seen. Make that window a bit taller and it will show up.
( at December 13, 2020 8:58 am)
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Thank peter, no how can I state a condition to compare 2 identical studies for a crossover? Specially 2linesmacd
( at December 13, 2020 7:28 pm)
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Did you actually take the time to watch the video I linked in my answer? The reason I ask is because a MACD Two Line crossover was included as one of the examples in that video. Please take the time to view the video and learn how to use the tool. I am not going to provide solutions which I have already provided previously.
( at December 14, 2020 8:56 am)
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