TraderBert
22 posts
msg #37169
- Ignore TraderBert |
7/30/2005 9:36:37 AM
I keep looking through the stockfetcher user guide, but may be missing it.
I know that we can analyze stocks based on their intraday high-low range being a certain amount. Therefore, just wondering if we can see if, for example, the most recent intraday high exceeded the prior day's intraday high.
Thank you.
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jclaffee
81 posts
msg #37174
- Ignore jclaffee |
7/30/2005 12:49:05 PM
TraderBert:
There are probably lots of ways. Here's three. . .
High is above High one day ago
(this will give you results which include only issues which have made a higher High today)
add column High and add column High 1 day ago
(this will give you two columns on the result of your screen and you inspect them to determine if there's been a higher High or not)
set{hiyest, High 1 day ago} and set{deltahi, High-hiyest} and add column deltahi
(this will give you a single column on the result of your screen which will be the difference between today's High and yesterday's, + if a new High was made and - otherwise)
If you try to write something to accomplish what you want and it doesn't work the SF doesn't lock up or anything. . .it just sits there and waits for you to try something else!
Jim
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TraderBert
22 posts
msg #37205
- Ignore TraderBert |
7/31/2005 3:05:27 PM
hey, that's great, Jim. Thanks a lot. I had tried to word it but must have done it wrong.
Anyway, I appreciate your help.
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TheRumpledOne
6,407 posts
msg #37207
- Ignore TheRumpledOne |
7/31/2005 4:25:06 PM
Column HxH tells you how many consecutive days the high is above(+) or below(-) the previous day's high.
Might as well do the rest...
MAY ALL YOUR FILLS BE COMPLETE
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TraderBert
22 posts
msg #37209
- Ignore TraderBert |
7/31/2005 5:50:01 PM
Rumpled, that's just great. Thanks!
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