Narrow Range Scanner

[tommytx]

Looking for idea on scanning for any stock in a wedge or channel in other words small range.

I know there is a lot of TOS scanner experts on here... Can any of you experts give me some suggestions in regard to entering into the scanner key words that would help pull up any of the following stocks or options.
1. if the stock is in a channel
2. If the stock is in a wedge.
3. anything that would show stocks that are in a narrow range for any reason.
4. I thought about using the ttm Squeeze program activated thru the TOS Scannner as i have seen it used with TOS but not sure how to tie it in.
5. Just looking for any stocks that are going thru a narrow range like the max up and down is minimal. So in a range would be perfect but i am not sure
what searches will pull up stocks that are in a narrow range...
6. Thanks in advance for any ideas.. I am not looking for someone to build something for me, only to give idea on how and what i might do to get this idea started.

 

[MerryDay]

Looking for idea on scanning for any stock in a wedge or channel in other words small range.

I know there is a lot of TOS scanner experts on here... Can any of you experts give me some suggestions in regard to entering into the scanner key words that would help pull up any of the following stocks or options.
1. if the stock is in a channel
2. If the stock is in a wedge.
3. anything that would show stocks that are in a narrow range for any reason.
4. I thought about using the ttm Squeeze program activated thru the TOS Scannner as i have seen it used with TOS but not sure how to tie it in.
5. Just looking for any stocks that are going thru a narrow range like the max up and down is minimal. So in a range would be perfect but i am not sure
what searches will pull up stocks that are in a narrow range...
6. Thanks in advance for any ideas.. I am not looking for someone to build something for me, only to give idea on how and what i might do to get this idea started.

In order to build a scan, you need to visualize what you are looking for on a chart.
Here are the threads that mention "Narrow Range":
https://usethinkscript.com/search/1886047/?q=NR_&t=post&c[title_only]=1&o=replies&g=1
See if any of these match what you are envisioning, and then you can build your scanner.

Here is how members are using squeezed studies;
https://usethinkscript.com/search/1886008/?q=squeeze&t=post&c[title_only]=1&o=replies&g=1

Could you be looking for consolidation zones:
https://usethinkscript.com/search/1885845/?q=consolidation&t=post&c[title_only]=1&o=replies&g=1

And here are chop zone scripts:
https://usethinkscript.com/search/1885846/?q=chop&t=post&c[title_only]=1&o=replies&g=1