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HIGH
Indicator | Usage | Description | Example | high | (high[n] OPERATOR (INDICATOR or POSITIVE NUMBER)) , where n is a positive integer. | Returns the high price of day n where n=0 represents the current end of day, n=1 is the previous end of day, etc. | (high[0] < open[1]) |
Introduction:
| The 'high' indicator is used in indicator formula construction to narrow the stock pre-screener results to include only those stocks that have a high stock price restricted to the parameters set for the high indicator.
| Example:
The following 2 charts show examples of the high price for a stock with pricing data displayed on candlestick and bar charts. Below those 2 charts is a candlestick stock chart of Intel highlighting days where the high was less than the previous day's opening price.
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INDICATORS IN OUR DATABASE THAT INCLUDE THE HIGH INDICATOR...
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(high[0] < open[1])
AISCORE: 3646  Indicator ID: 051102115346
(high[0] == open[0])
AISCORE: 2269  Indicator ID: 051213203615
(high[0] == close[0])
AISCORE: 293  Indicator ID: 051213205643
(high[0] > high[1]) and (high[1] > high[2]) and (high[2] > high[3]) and (low[0] > low[1]) and (low[1] > low[2]) and (low[2] > low[3])
AISCORE: -307  Indicator ID: 060321153632
(high[0] < high[1]) and (high[1] < high[2]) and (high[2] < high[3]) and (low[0] < low[1]) and (low[1] < low[2]) and (low[2] < low[3])
AISCORE: 5305  Indicator ID: 060321153838
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