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Hello,
I am investigating this issue. I checked www.vectorvest.com for developer information but couldn't find anything.
I asked numerous VV users about details and currently I know only that VV uses MS Access database.
Someone told me also that VV has no interest in supporting third-party solutions.
So I have to contact someone from VV to get the permission to use their data and to get some samples and/or
developer information. Without this I can not do anything.
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
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AmiBroker - the comprehensive share manager.
http://www.amibroker.com
----- Original Message -----
From: <b519b@xxxx>
To: <amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 7:04 AM
Subject: [amibroker] VECTORVEST - my basic hope
> Tomasz,
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> I have being asking myself, just what is I really hope to have with
> respect to AB and VV working together. I think the following sums it
> up.
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> 1. What I want most is to be able to include some fundamental data
> when using AB to make stock picks. There may be others would like to
> do this as well. Right now the only way to get such information into
> AB is to use AB's Import Wizard and attempt to "fool" AB by putting
> PE data into the Open Interest array, Growth data into the High
> array, etc. I've tried this and it works to a degree, but it causes
> AB to give some very, very strange looking graphs. Also I am afraid
> of what AB might think if it should come across a negative number
> (both PE and Growth can be negative). If I could have only one wish
> it would be to see AB have the ability to create up to 10 additional
> blank arrays which could be filled with whatever fundamental data I
> might wish to import. It is a wish that would benefit many AB users,
> not just those like me who would like to use VV data.
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> 2. If I could have a second wish, it would be to be able to have AB
> automatically import VV data into additional AB's stock arrays. Some
> of the VV data indicators like RV, RS, RT, have great promise which I
> would like to throughly backtest and optimize using AB. In its most
> basic form, this wish does not require that AB be able to keep up
> with the constantly changing form of the VV database (fragmentations
> due to daily downloads, etc. as noted in a previous post). All that
> would be needed would be for AB to import the relevant data from
> properly prepared VV database (ie, "compacted" and "repaired" in VV's
> terminology). With this, AB could be used to do ample back testing
> without having the challenges of handling new, daily downloads of VV
> data.
>
> 3. Of course, if I could have a third wish, would be for AB to be
> able to effortless access VV's databases without worrying whether or
> not there might be a problem due to VV fragmentation. But I would be
> a very happy AB user to get wishes 1 and 2.
>
> With regards,
> b
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