Unexpected returns in screen

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  • #217903

    I have a few questions here on what is a very simple scan (screenshot attached)

     

    1. Why is the % fall column showing assets with a value less than 1.1?

    2. Why are assets with a volume of zero not being excluded?

    3. Last but not least, I am searching for assets where close of previous period is > the upper bollinger band of the previous period, for some reason some of the assets returned this is clearly not the case?

     

    Many thanks

     

    Simon

     

    #217918

    Are you sure the results window is displaying the results from this code and for the monthly timeframe?

    Please copy/paste the code in your next reply, so I could try to replicate the issue 🙂

    #217946

    This is being run for UK Stocks

    #217989
    JS

    Hi Simon,

    I tried your screener and it works the way it’s supposed to work…

    1. %fall anything above 1.1
    2. Volume everything above 0

    I think you should try again… (when markets are not closed)

    #218020

    “when markets are not closed”

    I dont understand, why do you say this, this is a closing price scan?

    #218026
    JS

    I say this because, when the market is closed, some calculations (dates) are not performed as you would expect…

    #218251

    Some answers to my own questions:

    2. Why are assets with a volume of zero not being excluded?
    Added this
    TIMEFRAME(Daily)
    c3 = volume > 0

    1. Why is the % fall column showing assets with a value less than 1.1?
    3. Last but not least, I am searching for assets where close of previous period is > the upper bollinger band of the previous period, for some reason some of the assets returned this is clearly not the case?

    Issues with both 1 and 3 are partly due to a misunderstanding. I thought that close[1] would provide the data for the 2 candle from the right i.e. candle before the current one. This is not the case for monthly charts. Close[1] is current candle minus 2 (third from right). I guess that this is because the current candle does not close until end of Monday (31st July). I need to find the low of the current (unclosed) monthly candle – how can I do that?
    Also the formula was somewhat incorrect for 1.

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