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Hi Schildroth,
If ticker name is IBM, the function
f1=relstrength("IBM");
gives an array equal to 1000.
So, the
filter=ma(f1,50)==1000;
will work only for IBM.
(Do not use f1==1000, because if some day IBM and XXX have
the same close price, you will get unwanted signals)
In columns you may have the results of whatever is defined before.
Example:
/*AFL CODE*/
f1=relstrength("IBM");
D1=STOCHD(14);
filter=ma(f1,50)==1000;
NUMCOLUMNS=3;
COLUMN0=C;
COLUMN1=V;
COLUMN2=D1;
Selecting Apply to "all stocks" and Range From 14/6 to 15/6
hit EXPLORE and you will have
IBM...14/6/2001...115,75...7502500...20,34
IBM...15/6/2001...113,60...12470100...19,22
Does it help ?
Dimitris Tsokakis
--- In amibroker@xxxx, schildroth@xxxx wrote:
> Is there a way to filter the stock ticker within AFL?
>
> I am trying to write one daily scan routine that incorporates all
my
> different scans. Since some of the scans look at all the stocks in
> my database I don't want to filter any out using the "Apply to"
> selection.
>
> However, several of the scans only look at the S&P500 or NDX. Is
> there a way to check the ticker name within AFL? It seems like name
> () should do the trick, but I only get errors. Here's what I'm
> using: rightstock=name()==SP-500;
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Schildroth
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