Thank you so much for your kind help. It’s working fine:
c1 = close/lowest[252] >=1.8
c2 = Lowest[3](Volume) >= 100000
c3 = close > .50
MyRange = Range
c4 = close >= (close[1] * 0.99)
c5 = close <= (close[1] * 1.01)
Calcul = (MyRange / MyRange[1] - 1) * 100
x = c1 and c2 and c3 and c4 and c5 and Calcul
SCREENER[x]
I am trying to create a scan like IBD Style Relative Strength. The criteria is as follows – 2*(close/close[63]) + close/close[126] + close/close[189] + close/close[252]
I have written following code. Is it possible to capture the results data value in rank (from 1 to 100).
c1 = 2*(close/close[63])
c2 = close/close[126]
c3 = close/close[189]
c4 = close/close[252]
c5 = Lowest[3](Volume) >= 100000
c6 = (close >= 1)
SCREENER[c1 and c2 and c3 and c4 and c5 and c6]
I need to scan for the 1 or 2% of stocks that are up the most over these 3 timeframes – 1-month, 3-months, 6-months.
I have written following code. Please advise if this criteria is correct. Thanks.
c1 = (Close/Close[22] >= 2) or (Close/Close[66] >= 2) or (Close/Close[126] >= 2)
c2 = Lowest[3](Volume) >= 100000
c3 = Close >=1
x = c1 and c2 and c3
SCREENER[x]
(Close/Close[22] >= 2) means show all the stocks which are up 100% in last one month
(Close/Close[66] >= 2) means show all the stocks which are up 100% in last three months
(Close/Close[126] >= 2) means show all the stocks which are up 100% in last six months
c3 = Close >=1 means show all the stocks more than One dollar
It work like a magic.
But I am facing one more challenge. The line 3 in this scan is for one month (c3 = Close/ Lowest[22]) criteria. I need to create same scan for 3 months and 6 months as well. For that I have updated the line 3 for 3 months as (c3 = Close/ Lowest[65]) and for 6 months as (c3 = Close/ Lowest[130]). All the three scans (1 month, 3 months, 6 months) give the same number of stocks. I am not able to understand that why I am getting the same stocks in result for 1 month, 3 months and 6 months even though I am changing the criteria??? Could you please help in this?
c1 = Close * Volume/100 >= 100000
c2 = 100 * (summation[20](High / Low) / 20-1) >= 2.4
c3 = Close/ Lowest[22]
x = c1 and c2 and c3
SCREENER[x]
How can I do that?
is this following formula ok?
c2 = Close / Lowest[22] >=1.1
Does this mean it is showing all stocks which are up 110% in last one month?
You have shared with me following formula in past to check the range:
MyRange = Range
c4 = close >= (close[1] * 0.99)
c5 = close <= (close[1] * 1.01)
Calcul = (MyRange / MyRange[1] - 1) * 100
How can I update the formula to reflect following condition – Today’s Range % vs ADR > 0.55
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