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RE: [amibroker] H=L and V=0



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<FONT face=Arial 
color=#0000ff>Graham,
You have 
mentioned before that Australia pads weekends and Holidays, so I should have 
been more explicit.


<FONT face=Arial 
color=#0000ff>-No vendor that I'm aware of provides data for 
[pads] weekends.
<SPAN 
class=008171614-04072003>-No vendor that I'm aware of intentionally 
provides data for [pads] Holidays.
<FONT face=Arial 
color=#0000ff>Therefore most vendors, including QP2, do match your 
desire.
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class=408170006-04072003>Personally I would like to see non traded days 
only when the market is open, and public holidays excluded from the charts.<SPAN 
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class=008171614-04072003>Bob
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<FONT 
face=Arial color=#0000ff> -----Original 
Message-----From: Graham 
[mailto:gkavanagh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 11:02 
PMTo: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: RE: [amibroker] 
H=L and V=0

  Bob this comes 
  into one of those ongoing debates over the value of including non traded days 
  over including them. There is an effect on the indicators, but whether this is 
  valid or not I think comes to your own interpretation.
  Personally I would 
  like to see non traded days only when the market is open, and public holidays 
  excluded from the charts. but this facility is not available from data 
  suppliers that I know of.
   
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  >Graham
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  >http://groups.msn.com/ASXShareTrading
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    <FONT 
    face=Tahoma size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Bob Jagow 
    [mailto:bjagow@xxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Friday, 4 July 2003 1:50 
    PMTo: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: RE: 
    [amibroker] H=L and V=0
    Most 
    vendors set O = H = L = C == Ref(C,-1) for zero-V days, 
    Al.
    To do 
    otherwise would trash most indicators.
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    I also 
    use QP2 so ran your scan on a watch list of stocks with MA(V,10) 
    >250K.
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    class=315273903-04072003>This 1301-stock 
    list  had 22452 errors; 5152 with V==0. 
    Of the 
    remaining 17,300, 4300  had V <= 1000 shares; these 
    clearly could have been a single transaction.
    I'm 
    therefore not surprised by the overall % errors he two tests 
    showed.
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    <FONT face=Arial 
    color=#0000ff>Bob
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      <FONT 
      face=Tahoma>-----Original Message-----From: Al Venosa 
      [mailto:advenosa@xxxxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 
      7:34 PMTo: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re: 
      [amibroker] H=L and V=0
      Thanks, Graham. I use QP2 EOD data, so I 
      thought the QP2 folks eliminated what you call 'padded' data. I'll write 
      them an email and ask. 
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        >From: 
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        To: <A 
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        Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 10:30 
        PM
        Subject: RE: [amibroker] H=L and 
        V=0
        
        Sounds like 
        your data you receive is padded, ie non traded days are included in the 
        data as zero volume and the C = yesterdays close with 
        o=h=l=c
        This is 
        common in Australia to use this form, but I don't know if used anywhere 
        else.
         
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        >Graham
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        >http://groups.msn.com/ASXShareTrading
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        >http://groups.msn.com/FMSAustralia
        
          
          <FONT 
          face=Tahoma size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Al 
          Venosa [mailto:advenosa@xxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Friday, 4 July 
          2003 10:22 AMTo: 
          amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: [amibroker] H=L and 
          V=0
          Hi, everyone:
           
          Tonight, I thought I'd do a quickie exploration of a watchlist 
          containing almost 800 stocks (range setting on all quotations). I was 
          interested in finding out how many times the high was equal to the low 
          or the volume equaled 0. I used the following exploration:
          Buy=Sell=Short=Cover=<FONT 
          color=#ff6820 size=2>0;Error = 
          H==L OR 
          V==<FONT face="Microsoft Sans Serif" color=#ff6820 
          size=2>0<FONT face="Microsoft Sans Serif" 
          size=2>;AddColumn<FONT 
          size=2>(H,"H"<FONT 
          size=2>,1.2<FONT 
          size=2>);AddColumn<FONT 
          size=2>(L,"L"<FONT 
          size=2>,1.2<FONT 
          size=2>);<FONT face="Microsoft Sans Serif" color=#0000ff 
          size=2>AddColumn<FONT face="Microsoft Sans Serif" 
          size=2>(V,<FONT face="Microsoft Sans Serif" color=#ff00ff 
          size=2>"V"<FONT face="Microsoft Sans Serif" 
          size=2>,<FONT face="Microsoft Sans Serif" color=#ff6820 
          size=2>1<FONT face="Microsoft Sans Serif" 
          size=2>);AddColumn<FONT 
          size=2>(Error,"Bad Price 
          Patterns",<FONT color=#ff6820 
          size=2>1);<FONT 
          face="Microsoft Sans Serif" size=2>Filter=Error><FONT 
          face="Microsoft Sans Serif" color=#ff6820 size=2>0<FONT 
          face="Microsoft Sans Serif" size=2>;
           
          To my surprise, I found over 13,000 instances of H==L and almost 
          2,700 instances of V==0. On the days when V==0, the H and L were also 
          equal. So, those days were truly bad data (or non-trade) days. 
          However, in the other 10,000+ instances when H==L, there was 
          legitimate volume, sometimes high volume. What does it mean when the 
          price bars are all equal (O=H=L=C), yet volume was finite? 
           
          Al Venosa
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