Hi,
I have put in a code for the proscreener that gives live data, or results for end of day scan.
Am I able to specify the scan to stop at a certain date and see scan results for previous days?
Yes of course, you can base your conditions with any of the date&time instructions: https://www.prorealcode.com/documentation/category/dateandtime/
Thank you for there reply. Sorry I am very new to coding and keep getting syntax error adding the date.
I want to add Date[N] to this scan
ONCE Periods = 20 //last 20 bars
ONCE PerCent = Periods * 0.9 //90% of times on the rise
ONCE RsiNum = 14
MyRsi = rsi[RsiNum](close)
SCREENER[summation[Periods](MyRsi > MyRsi[1]) >= PerCent]
How would I do this?
So you want to know if this condition:
summation[Periods](MyRsi > MyRsi[1]) >= PerCent
was true at a specific date only?
Yes I would like to search by date, all stocks that had RSI rising for 20 periods 90% of the time.
Basically scan for January 6th for example which stocks met this condition at the end of day
Are you able to add a “search by date” code within the scan?
I think that it would work correctly with the below code:
ONCE Periods = 20 //last 20 bars
ONCE PerCent = Periods * 0.9 //90% of times on the rise
ONCE RsiNum = 14
MyRsi = rsi[RsiNum](close)
idate = 20190106
if summation[Periods](MyRsi > MyRsi[1]) >= PerCent and date=idate then
test=1
endif
SCREENER[test]
Change “idate” with the date of your choice in YYYYMMDD format.
I think that it would work correctly with the below code:
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ONCE Periods = 20 //last 20 bars
ONCE PerCent = Periods * 0.9 //90% of times on the rise
ONCE RsiNum = 14
MyRsi = rsi[RsiNum](close)
idate = 20190106
if summation[Periods](MyRsi > MyRsi[1]) >= PerCent and date=idate then
test=1
endif
SCREENER[test]
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Change “idate” with the date of your choice in YYYYMMDD format.
Yes that’s perfect! Thank you so much!
I think that it would work correctly with the below code:
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ONCE Periods = 20 //last 20 bars
ONCE PerCent = Periods * 0.9 //90% of times on the rise
ONCE RsiNum = 14
MyRsi = rsi[RsiNum](close)
idate = 20190106
if summation[Periods](MyRsi > MyRsi[1]) >= PerCent and date=idate then
test=1
endif
SCREENER[test]
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Change “idate” with the date of your choice in YYYYMMDD format.
Nicolas one last thing, are you able to add a volume parameter in this code?
Such that I can input a minimum volume number to filter out the low volume stocks?
Sure, here it is: (adjust the minVolume setting, default is set to 1M)
ONCE Periods = 20 //last 20 bars
ONCE PerCent = Periods * 0.9 //90% of times on the rise
ONCE RsiNum = 14
MyRsi = rsi[RsiNum](close)
idate = 20190106
minVolume = 1000000
if summation[Periods](MyRsi > MyRsi[1]) >= PerCent and date=idate and volume>minVolume then
test=1
endif
SCREENER[test]
Sure, here it is: (adjust the minVolume setting, default is set to 1M)
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ONCE Periods = 20 //last 20 bars
ONCE PerCent = Periods * 0.9 //90% of times on the rise
ONCE RsiNum = 14
MyRsi = rsi[RsiNum](close)
idate = 20190106
minVolume = 1000000
if summation[Periods](MyRsi > MyRsi[1]) >= PerCent and date=idate and volume>minVolume then
test=1
endif
SCREENER[test]
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Great, thanks so much Nicolas
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