Understanding The Market Forecast Code | thinkScript Studies on thinkorswim | 2-2-24

[@rfbraunjr1]

This was the first time I attended one of your sessions and I am so happy that I did. Thank you Mr. Rose.

[@tradertalkswebcasts]

You are very welcome

[@sjsphotog]

Fantastic update to the Market Forecast. So perfect for all of us who wanted to more easily see the 3 line clute and the Oversold zone of 20 or less. Thanks for all you do.

[@tradertalkswebcasts]

Glad it was helpful! ^BW

[@roc3429]

Ken shines!

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Thanks for attending

[@stephenhobbs948]

Great, thank you.

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Thanks for attending

[@2023Red]

Ken, this is one of your best. I got it! Robert from Investools days

[@tradertalkswebcasts]

Thanks for attending

[@khurshidkhan7669]

Great presentation. Can you please post the link of the last week's webcast that you refer to in the start of this webcast? Thank you.

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kzbin.infoWYafXfdSqjE

[@Chavecito]

Hello Mr. Ken. is there a script to scan for stocks that have recent bullish or bearish clusters?

[@tradertalkswebcasts]

Bullish Cluster Scan Column: tos.mx/W72YfGC

[@chrislefebvre1166]

How can you feed in different aggregation periods into the market forecast study? I'm trying to create a strategy that uses the market forecast on both the day and 5 minute charts in the same strategy.

[@tradertalkswebcasts]

I do not believe that is possible: toslc.thinkorswim.com/center/reference/thinkScript/tutorials/Advanced/Chapter-11---Referencing-Secondary-Aggregation