Use Symbol > Quote editor to look for gaps in your data. If you don't see any back fill the symbol and see if that changes anything.
Barry --- In [email protected], "Ken Close" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have an equation that processes correctly every symbol I feed through it > except one. For this one symbol, the formula produces no result. No error > message, just no calculation. The symbol has what appears to be good price > data. > > In the function below, if I use the first line which is commented out, the > symbol MKC gives blank values, but all other symbols I have tried calculate > correctly. If I change the function (as shown) and use the second line, > then even MKC gives correct values. > > Can anyone glance at these formulas and spot something that would cause my > observed behavior. Not expecting any testing (you do not have my data > source) but do you know why this would occur as I described? > > Thanks for any ideas. > > This first does NOT work with MKC but with other symbols. > function RSISto(Price) > { > RSIStoc = EMA(100*(Price - LLV(Price,21))/(HHV(Price,21) - > LLV(Price,21)),13); > RSIStoc = RSIStoc + RSIa(Price,14); > RSIStoc = RSIStoc/2; > return RSISTOC; > } > > > This modification DOES WORK with MKC as well as all other symbols. > function RSISto(Price) > { > RSIStoc = 100*(Price - LLV(Price,21))/(HHV(Price,21) - LLV (Price,21)); > RSIStoc = RSIStoc + RSIa(Price,14); > RSIStoc = RSIStoc/2; > return RSISTOC; > } >
