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Each BCC is represented by a binary digit where 0 is bearish and 1 is bullish. So the BCC state is 3 bits, and the range of values is 0 (all bearish) through 7 (all bullish). With gtr1, you can test BCC using the operators <, >, = and | (or). For example BCC = 1|3|5 means 1 or 3 or 5.

Great! Exactly what I need to know as I love your backtesting BCC idea and am intrigued to test what permutation works best (and how the better ones compare to the index). Thank you.

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