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Yes you can if you set it up to read out the the datenum(), cum(1),
Barindex(), then these can be referenced.
X = valuewhen(datenum()=yourvalue ,ROC(...) );
You would need to use the Foreign function to import the value from the
other symbol(ie index)
Cheers,
Graham
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-----Original Message-----
From: Steve_Almond <steve_almond@xxxxxxxxx>
[mailto:steve_almond@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, 25 February 2003 6:00 PM
To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [amibroker] AFL Question
I asked a question in message no. 34650 which may have been badly
explained.
Let me ask a simpler question:
I get a series of trade dates from a backtest of a simple system
(say, DJI crosses above/below its 100 day SMA). Can I now take these
trade dates and use them in a further backtest/exploration, such as:
on 20/03/1999 what were the ten stocks with the highest ROC(c,20)
from Watchlist no.7?
Can AFL use an actual date in this way, rather than Ref(XX,-5)?
Steve
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