jorjax3
13 posts
msg #56561
- Ignore jorjax3 |
11/8/2007 5:10:08 PM
Does anyone know if there is a phrase for outstanding share count.
ex;
outstanding share count below 50m
show stocks where eps is above 0.01
price is between 1 and 10
price is above 20dma on weekly
thanks.
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TheRumpledOne
6,407 posts
msg #56567
- Ignore TheRumpledOne |
11/8/2007 5:51:22 PM
stockfetcher 9/10/2004 2:51:18 PM
We have just added shares outstanding to the list of measures we carry. This value is represented in millions. For example, if you wanted to screen for stocks with more than 1 billion shares outstanding:
Using this measure, you can now create a market capitalization measure. For example:
Again, since shares outstanding is in millions, the "1000" above represents "one thousand million" or "one billion."
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jorjax3
13 posts
msg #56621
- Ignore jorjax3 |
11/9/2007 12:42:31 PM
thank you
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jorjax3
13 posts
msg #56627
- Ignore jorjax3 |
11/9/2007 1:57:01 PM
how about if I added "coming out of a down trend" using the following criteria. thanks in advance.
volume is >100000
show stocks where shares outstanding is below 40
show stocks where eps is above 0.00
price is between 1 and 10
the ma(20) has been increasing for the last 5 days
The ma(20) was decreasing for the last x days lag x days ???? this is the line I can't figure out.
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TheRumpledOne
6,407 posts
msg #56629
- Ignore TheRumpledOne
modified |
11/9/2007 2:10:54 PM
ama20 is the number of days ma(20) increasing
bma20 is the number of days ma(20) decreasing
HTH.
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jorjax3
13 posts
msg #56672
- Ignore jorjax3 |
11/11/2007 1:32:10 PM
TRO,
thank you for responding, however I'm not grasping the equation of the top two lines.
what I'm trying to accomplish is to find a stock that has been in a downtrend for a few months and has just recently turned back up on the 20 day ma.
Also, I see you kept my lag Iine in on the bottom. that is also getting me more confused.
any help in layman's terms would be great.
all the best.
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TheRumpledOne
6,407 posts
msg #56678
- Ignore TheRumpledOne |
11/11/2007 10:01:07 PM
This tells you how many days the ma(20) is going down:
set{ bma20, days(ma(20) above ma(20) 1 day ago, 100) }
This tells you how many days the ma(20) is going up:
set{ ama20, days(ma(20) below ma(20) 1 day ago, 100) }
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TheRumpledOne
6,407 posts
msg #56679
- Ignore TheRumpledOne |
11/11/2007 10:05:41 PM
60 day down trend, 20 day up trend.
HTH.
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