Bollinger Breach in last 3 Days

Hi GunnaTrada,

The observation you describe is a feature of the BullScan module.
When running a scan, any indicator that is specified in the Scan Criteria will produce another column in the Scan Results Table. Then when you create a chart from that table (either double-click on a stock in the list, or use the toolbar button to create a chart), BullCharts will automatically resize the current window "panes" (the price charts etc), and it will add onto the chart any indicators mentioned in the Scan Criteria (which produced the extra columns in the Results Table).

Also note there is an item in the Scan Criteria to "Show this item" instead of just comparing two items.  There are a lot of options there.

I hope this helps answer your question.

Cheers

Hi,
From your earlier post, I believe you are running the scan (screen shot of scan criteria shown included below), which says "High is greater than the BB Top..."
OR
"Low is less than BB Bottom"... any bar in the last 3 bars.

And the default scan is run on Daily data (see the "Data period type").
And when I look at the FLT price chart with the standard BB applied, I agree. I can't see that FLT has met either of these two optional criteria.
I would guess that there is some other explanation.
It would be useful to observe a couple of things about the resulting scan results table, and the vertical red dotted line on the default chart which is labelled "Scan Date" - to confirm which date was used in the scan as the "Scan as at..." date.



Hoping we can help get to the bottom of it.

Cheers

Hello Brainy
I tried to insert the image in my last post but something went wrong this is an attempt to again insert the AAC Chart

GunnaTrada

Hello Brainy

All my problems were misunderstandings on my part.  I now know how to do a scan and have an indicator automatically placed on the scan results charts. 

Also I have learned to look more closely at the scan criteria.   I mistakenly believed the Bollinger Breach in the last 3 days scan was looking for a close either above the upper band or below the lower band.

 I jumped to this conclusion because the Bollinger Band indicator Looks for any close above or below the upper or lower band. I realise now (after you pointed it out) that the scan is actually looking for a high above or a low below the bands.

I am pleased you were patient and politely set me straight.

Thank you

GunnaTrada