Scanning with different periodicity

[Gd iPas]

Hello ,

I m new to stockalyze . And I found the tool quite good .

I was trying to scan/screen for stock with multiple periodity .

For example , Scanning the stocks in NSE whose

Monthly RSI >60 and Weekly RSI > 60 and Daily RSI < 40


I m not able to see the functionality of defining this Monthly ,weekly,Daily RSI periodicity at a single time  in the scanner .

can anyone help

[Sacha]

Hi Gd iPas,

Thank you for reaching out.

What you're looking for is scanning stocks across multiple timeframes at the same time. At the moment, Stockalyze doesn't support this directly, but you can achieve it by running separate scans (Monthly, Weekly, Daily) and then finding the common stocks across those results.

I agree this isn't the most convenient approach. We're planning to add direct support for this, and it should be available soon—likely within the next few days.

In the meantime, feel free to keep exploring Stockalyze, and let us know if you run into any other questions.

Thanks!

[Sacha]

Hi Gd iPas,

Just an update on this — we've now added support for using multiple timeframes directly within a single trading system in Stockalyze.

You can now define conditions like Monthly, Weekly, and Daily RSI together in one system, without needing to run separate scans and manually combine results.

Along with this, we've also added several ready-to-use multi-timeframe trading systems, including:

* Multi Timeframe Pullback (EMA)
* Multi Timeframe MACD Confirmation
* Multi Timeframe Mean Reversion
* Multi Timeframe RSI Reversal Attempt (Early Entry)
* Multi Timeframe Momentum Stack
* Multi Timeframe Volatility Breakout
* Higher Timeframe Support Bounce
* Multi Timeframe RSI Regime Pullback
* Multi Timeframe Breakout with Trend Filter
* Multi Timeframe Trend Alignment (EMA)
* Multi Timeframe RSI Pullback

Also, the **"Multi Timeframe RSI Pullback"** system is available in **Lite mode** as well, so you can try it out without needing the Pro version.


Do give it a try and let us know your feedback!

Thanks again for suggesting this — it helped shape this feature 🙂

[Gd iPas]

Thanks a ton for getting this done in days.

[Gd iPas]

Just wanted to know what does this " During M and N period days mean "

https://stockalyze.com/help/manual/images/condition-editor-dialog-for-MACD-buy-signal.png


Is it like if condition meets few days back ?


What is M days and what is N days


And if its week /month , then how do we define the condition ?

Any documentation would really help


Thanks a ton for this lightweight product

[Sacha]

Is it like if condition meets few days back ?

Yes, exactly 👍

"During M and N period days" means the condition should have been true at any point within a lookback range.

M = how many periods back to start looking
N = how many periods back to stop looking

So the condition is checked from M periods ago up to N periods ago (inclusive).

Example:

If you want the condition to be true anytime in the last 5 days (including today):
Set M = 4 and N = 0
This checks: today (0), 1 day ago, 2 days ago, 3 days ago, 4 days ago

In most cases, you'll keep M = N = 0. In some cases you may want to adjust the M and keep N = 0 so that the current day is included, and adjust only M based on how far back you want to look.

And if its week /month , then how do we define the condition ?

The "days" actually mean "period".

If the timeframe is Daily → period = 1 day
If the timeframe is Weekly → period = 1 week
If the timeframe is Monthly → period = 1 month

So:

M = 4 on a Weekly chart → last 5 weeks
M = 2 on a Monthly chart → last 3 months

No extra configuration is needed—just switch the timeframe, and the same M/N logic applies.

Any documentation would really help

We are improving the documentations. It will be finished soon. Feel free to ask questions here and we will be happy to explain 👍.

[Gd iPas]

Awesome ....you rock :-)