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I am getting different results from a composite scan of an identical
set of stocks that reside in two different databases. Visually, I
can see that fairly recent indicator values that go into the
composite scan have different values in the different databases, so
that is not surprising. What is surprising is that the indicator
values themselves do not match perfectly.
One database is very small, maintained by me by hand. The other
database is updated daily via Downloadquotes.com. (I can report that
their data is not always reliable, sadly.) All of the stocks in the
small database are duplicated in the larger one, and there would be
absolutely no reason for any indicator or scan difference on
identical issues unless there are differences in the prices or volume
between the two databases. This has to be it, doesn't it?
So, is there a way I can easily compare to Metastock-format data
files to see if there are any differences between them?
Yuki ^_^
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