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Are you informed about the new fashion in
StockMarkets?
The last value of Close may be the lowest value and
if the
condition is false today, it may be true
tomorrow.
/*A Popular Formula for everyday
use*/COND=C==LOWEST(C);FILTER=1;NUMCOLUMNS=4;COLUMN0=CLOSE;COLUMN1=LOWEST(C);COLUMN2=VALUEWHEN(COND,datenum()%1000000);COLUMN0NAME="LAST
CLOSE";
COLUMN1NAME="LOWEST CLOSE";COLUMN2NAME="WHEN
?";
<FONT face=Arial
size=2>COLUMN2FORMAT=1.0;COLUMN3=BARSSINCE(COND);
<FONT face=Arial
size=2>COLUMN3FORMAT=1.0;COLUMN3NAME="BARSSINCE";BUY=CUM(1)==LASTVALUE(CUM(1))-LASTVALUE(COLUMN3);
Column2 informs you when the lowest close occurred
and
column3 how many days ago.
Click on "barssince" label and you will collect the
champions.
Stocks with "barssince" 0 had the lowest close
today.
(I counted 239/384 for Sept 21 in Athens SE with
data from Jan 2000 ... )
Double click on Result and a single green arrow
will show the lowest close
day.
(I found this idea to get the inverse of exrem. I
need the last buy signal.
If there is another, more elegant way, please let
me know.)
Dimitris Tsokakis
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