52 week high past

• 10/04/2025 at 3:53 PM #252163
  marco7630

  Hi,

  I have the  screener below. I want to test it on historical dates. Suppose i want to see all the results of this screener on 20-08-2025. What do i need to change in screener?

  TimeFrame(Daily)

  c18=Average[30](Volume)[1]*Close[1]>1000000
  c17=Average[30](Volume)*Close>4000000
  C3=Close>1
  C14=Volume>1.5*Average[30](Volume)
  ema50= ExponentialAverage[50](close)

  c4 = ema50>=ema50[1]
  ATRpercent=100*(AverageTrueRange[14](close))/close
  c5 = ATRpercent>=2

  c6=close>close[1]

  c11=close>ema50
  c15=(high-close)<0.25*(high-low)
  C16=(Close-Close[1])/Close[1]*100>atrpercent

  Screener[ C3](Volume as “Volume”)
  timeframe (weekly)
  EMA40=ExponentialAverage[40](Close)
  EMA30=ExponentialAverage[30](Close)
  EMA10=ExponentialAverage[10](Close)
  c12=close>EMA40 and close>ema30 and close>ema10

  High52 = highest[52](high[1])
  //>
  Timeframe(default)
  c22 = close >= High52
  c23 = high <> low

  condition = c3 and c4 and c5 and c6 and c12 and c11 and c14 and c15 and c22 and c23 and c16 and c17 and c18

  SCREENER[condition]

   

  gr Marco

  

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  10/05/2025 at 10:27 AM #252170
  JS

  Hi,

  A screener only evaluates the current (live) bar…

  You could apply a possible workaround by calculating how many days the given date is away from the current bar — in other words, by computing the size of the “shift” between that date and the present bar — (but a screener is not really designed for that purpose)…

  A other approach would be to first create an indicator that uses the given date and then “call” that indicator from your screener…

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  10/05/2025 at 6:49 PM #252177
  robertogozzi

  @marco7630

  Do not double post. Ask your question only once and only in one forum. All double posts will be deleted anyway so posting the same question multiple times will just be wasting your own time and will not get you an answer any quicker. Double posting just creates confusion in the forums.

  Thanks 🙂

  I deleted the post (and the replies, as well) you appended to another topic.

   

  

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  10/06/2025 at 8:50 AM #252192
  Iván

  Hi! Here you have an example:

  mydate=20250820 for i=1 to 250 do if date[i]=mydate then bars=i-1 endif next sma30 = average[30](close) sma150 = average[150](close) setup = sma30[bars] crosses over sma150[bars] SCREENER[setup](close as "close")

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  mydate=20250820 for i=1 to 250 do    if date[i]=mydate then       bars=i-1    endif next sma30 = average[30](close) sma150 = average[150](close) setup = sma30[bars] crosses over sma150[bars] SCREENER[setup](close as "close")

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