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John:
So, do you want to analyze a watchlist for buys, for example, on say Jan 13,
1995??
Why not run your formula for Filter = Buy, and set the range start on
1/13/1995 and range end on 1/13/1995.
If you want the buys on other days around that, it seems like you have to
analyze the range, export to Excel, sort on buys, then by date.
No need to reply....many others are helping and perhaps your conclusion that
it can not be done is the end of the investigation.
Ken
-----Original Message-----
From: John Nelson [mailto:trader@x...]
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 11:49 PM
To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Re: Scanning for stocks not conditions...
I am interested in generating a single signal per ticker symbol which
can only be done by setting quotation n = 1. This pins the AFL fprmula
to the last Close unless you manipulate the range within code (not the
interface).
Try to build an Exploration which reports a single ticker symbol and
scans over an arbitrary interval within the price data where the price
interval does not include the current Close. You can't do it without
manipulating the range within AFL code.
-- John
Ken Close wrote:
>John: I probably missed something in your various posts on this, but what
>keeps you from setting the interval in the date range area, then running
>your code. Too simple I am sure, so I probably missed something.
>
>Ken
>
>
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