lummy8
10 posts
msg #121093
- Ignore lummy8 |
7/25/2014 8:47:33 AM
1. How do i scan for stocks that do not belong to the dow30 index? is the filter below correct?
index is not djia
2. to look for stocks above 4 billion market cap, is the filter below correct?
market cap above 4000
3. to look for stocks that has a 6 months average volume of above 400,000, is the filter below correct?
Average Volume(180) above 400000
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four
5,087 posts
msg #121100
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7/25/2014 5:21:04 PM
2. and 3.
Look correct
1. How do i scan for stocks that do not belong to the dow30 index?
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lummy8
10 posts
msg #121114
- Ignore lummy8 |
7/27/2014 4:33:08 AM
thank you very much four!!
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reels
29 posts
msg #121233
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8/2/2014 7:37:55 PM
hi all,
is in SF possible coding cum(1) or sum(1,nnn) like ?
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four
5,087 posts
msg #121235
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8/2/2014 10:31:33 PM
Perhaps?...
SUM is covered on page 136 in the User Guide ( http://www3.stockfetcher.com/download/sfuserguide2_0.pdf ).
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reels
29 posts
msg #121239
- Ignore reels |
8/3/2014 6:21:41 PM
hi Four, tanks
yes.. but i try to obtain a ramp of days count (as with CUM(1) ,not supported) in alternative
using SUM(1,99), for example, seems dont work, as var is needed in place of "1"
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four
5,087 posts
msg #121240
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8/3/2014 6:49:36 PM
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leo31
2 posts
msg #121292
- Ignore leo31 |
8/9/2014 9:52:09 AM
Proposed idea: "days adter"
To be used only with past data :
" show stocks where close 5 days after - close is greater than 0.5 "
It also can be used to get maximum of a period in the future :
"show stocks where max 5 days close after- close >= 0.5"
I think it will be a greay idea !!!
Let's convince stockfetcher to do it !!!!
Santiago
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four
5,087 posts
msg #121293
- Ignore four
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8/9/2014 10:29:48 AM
The "close 5 days ago" is 5 days after the "close 10 days ago"
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