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I have started a new data base in Amibroker and added 10 symbols, say
A to J to a watch list.
Then I open the Symbol / Catagories / Market screen and I see the
list:
NYSE (seems always there as default)
Market 1
Market 2
and so on
I highlight NYSE, and in the adjacent space "setting" and the
windows "relative strength/composite/beta" I fill in ^DJI as per
instruction in tutorial in Newsletter #4/2000. As I continue the
steps in the tutorial I end up getting McClellan and TRIN in my
chart. I would assume this is the McClellan and TRIN based on the
Adv/decl issues and Upvol/DnVol of NYSE, because I have used the
market NYSE Amibroker has kindly supplied me as default.
Now if I click open Symbol / Organize Assignments screen, and look at
Markets /NYSE, I will see the 10 symbols A to J I added at the very
beginning when I started this new database.
Have I infact calculated the McClellan and TRIN of the composite of
stocks A to J. In other words what I thought was 'NYSE' is in fact no
more than 10 stocks? Is it correct nothing is a given, and I need to
build my indices from scratch?
If I want to create a market call Nasdaq, another call NYSE what do I
do? I have found ready made lists of stocks of NYSE and Nasdaq. I
have learned to import them as watchlists, but I have not found how I
can import this lists of stocks into "market", where I can calculate
McClellan and TRIN.
Jayson has given me a clue about the addtocomposite() function. I
have found 4 pages of description in the Help manual, but I havn't
figured out how this will help me.
Help please!!
Thank you for any suggestion.
Sursod
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Jayson" <jcasavant@xxxx> wrote:
> Sursod,
> this depends on your data provider. Some offer a/d and up/dn vol
for nas as
> well. If yours does not than you may create your own using the
> addtocomposite() function. There is a good tutorial in the help
section for
> how to construct your own composites. You may also wish to take a
look at
> the help file regarding the proper use of Trin. The settings
windows allows
> for smoothing, using a custom code you may look at the raw data as
well...
>
> Jayson
> -----Original Message-----
> From: sursod [mailto:wl@x...]
> Sent: Friday, March 21, 2003 8:34 AM
> To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [amibroker] Re: Help with McClellan and TRIN
>
>
> Hi,
> The McClellan and Trin we get in Amibroker, retrieved by using the
> instructions on newsletter #4 in 2000, are based on NYSE Adv/decl
> issues and UpVol/Dn Vol, and not that of Nasdaq, am I correct? If
so,
> how do I get Nasdaq data into Amibroker?
>
> I am puzzled also by the AB default TRIN setting of 15/45, I had
> thought TRIN is calculated day by day and no period is used.
>
> This is my first post, I apologize if I ask dumb questions that have
> been answered many times before.
>
> Sursod
>
>
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