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Dave
Had to think about this one, I noticed you 
have used <FONT 
face=Arial>Turnover=MA(V*C,250) . This is not the turnover 
calculation used in the initial Ranking AFL, did you modify that ranking 
calculation as well, if not that is the reason for the discrepancy.  It 
does work for me. 
 
>BTW I would like to do an Explore on single day 
(say on 01/01/2003) >using for an example: MA(V*C,250) so I can do a sort 
in AA to see what >the actual Top 200 stocks symbols were. I've tried a 
few thing but I'm >not sure how to set it up in the AA and what range to 
set (ie: does it >need to be back 250 days for the 250 day MA) 
?
 
Just set Range From - 01/01/2003 To - 01/01/2003 
and explore.  No you don't have to worry about 250 day MA, Amibroker takes 
care of that for you.
 
Andrew

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>
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  <DIV 
  >From: 
  <A title=dcrotty2003@xxxxxxxxxxxx 
  href="">dcrotty2003 
  To: <A title=amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  href="">amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2003 8:40 
  AM
  Subject: [amibroker] Re: Top 200 stocks 
  by volume
  Hi Andrew,I just did a simple scan to see exactly 
  how many stocks were above the turnover formula in the rank code 
  ie:Turnover=MA(V*C,250)  >= 
  Foreign("~TurnoverTop200","C");Buy = 0;AddToComposite(Turnover, 
  "~StockNum", "X" ); ...I found the number of stocks picked on a day 
  varies between 170 & 180 or so, rather then 200. Do you know why this 
  would be? Thanks.BTW I would like to do an Explore on single day (say 
  on 01/01/2003) using for an example: MA(V*C,250) so I can do a sort in AA 
  to see what the actual Top 200 stocks symbols were. I've tried a few thing 
  but I'm not sure how to set it up in the AA and what range to set (ie: 
  does it need to be back 250 days for the 250 day MA) 
  ?Dave--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Andrew Perrin" 
  <adjp@xxxx> wrote:> Dave> Good to hear you got it 
  working.  I don't run this exact scan, but yes I do run a ranking 
  scan daily.  I contributed the Turnover Ranking as an example,  
  Perhaps of interest to you was a discussion on whether this particular 
  formula for turnover was the best as opposed to MA(V * Close ,sov1). 
  > see <A 
  href="">http://groups.yahoo.com/group/amibroker-ts/message/596 
  for this discussion> >Just add MA(V,sov1) * Close >= 
  foreign> >("~Top200Vol","C"); to my system and that's it. Does that 
  sound OK?> What you suggest sounds right to me> Andrew> 
  > >  > > ----- Original Message ----- 
  >   From: dcrotty2003 >   To: 
  amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >   Sent: Saturday, December 20, 
  2003 4:22 PM>   Subject: [amibroker] Re: Top 200 stocks by 
  volume> > >   Andrew,> 
  >   Excellent!! :-) got it going, thanks for your time and 
  your code. I didn't >   understand how it worked and now 
  that I see it on a chart, I doesn't >   look like it's 
  necessary to do it month by month as I mentioed in my >   
  previous post. Just add MA(V,sov1) * Close >= foreign>   
  ("~Top200Vol","C"); to my system and that's it. Does that sound OK?> 
  >   Do you run this daily prior to Scaning for 
  signals?> >   Thanks again.>   
  Dave> > >   --- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 
  "Andrew Perrin" <adjp@xxxx> >   
  wrote:>   > Dave>   > to use this AFL, 
  you need to set the APPLY TO -> CURRENT >   
  STOCK       not Filter -> Watchlist -> 
  1000 stocks.  For the current stock >   selected it 
  is best to use a stock with no data holes ( I use an INDEX ).  
  >   I've copied a snippet of code from the AFL below, this is 
  what I tried to >   explain in first comment.  Under 
  user variables are>   > sWatchlist = 4;  This is the 
  watchlist you want to scan not write >   results to.  
  Set this to whatever you mistakenly set the filter to 
  initially.>   >  Rank_No = 200;  This is the 
  depth you want to rank to ie. the 200th >   highest rank 
  value will be added to the AddToComposite.>   > 
  >   > // >   
  ****************************************************>   
  ************>   > // APPLY TO - CURRENT STOCK - Set to an 
  index (no data holes).>   > // RANGE - FROM - "set date" 
  TO - "set date",>   > // SCAN or 
  EXPLORE>   > // >   
  ****************************************************>   
  ************>   > osInitialize();>   > 
  #pragma nocache>   > //#include 
  "afl/AP_Functions.afl";>   > 
  //////////////////////////////////////////////////>   > // 
  User Variables - enter here //>   > 
  /////////////////////////////////////////////////>   > 
  sWatchlist = 4; // set to desired watchlist.>   > Rank_No 
  = 100; // set the depth to rank to.>   > 
  >   > >   > Hope this Helps,  any 
  problems just ask>   > >   > 
  Andrew>   >   ----- Original Message ----- 
  >   >   From: dcrotty2003 >   
  >   To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >   
  >   Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2003 9:50 AM>   
  >   Subject: [amibroker] Re: Top 200 stocks by 
  volume>   > >   > >   
  >   Hi Andrew, thanks for your reply.>   > 
  >   >   Re: Add To Composite RankValue based on 
  Ranking calculation.>   > >   
  >   Using the code in the message you wrote, I believe I could 
  use the >   >   composite value as a filter 
  in my systems backtest.>   > >   
  >   I could run the top 200 volume code over each month for the 
  last>   >   couple of years, setting up 
  watchlists/composites to use in >   backtesting. 
  >   > >   >   Then in my 
  system, add a date function for each of the months >   
  >   composites as a volume filter for backtesting over the 1000 
  stocks.>   > >   >   
  ie:>   >   IIf(Year()==2003 AND 
  Month()==11,MA(V,sov1) * Close >= foreign>   
  >   ("~Top200Vol_11_2003","C"),>   
  >   IIf(Year()==2003 AND Month()==12,MA(V,sov1) * Close >= 
  foreign>   >   
  ("~Top200Vol_12_2003","C"),    >   > 
  >   >   ....etc etc etc >   
  > >   >   Nothing's never that easy is it!! 
  ...hoping for a simpler way.>   > >   
  >   Anyway down to business :-) I've downloaded the Osaka plug-in 
  and >   run >   >   the 
  code on a watchlist of 1000 stocks. I get the composite come up 
  >   >   with zero and nothing in my watchlist 4. 
  In the AA results all the>   >   Rank Values are 
  zero.>   > >   >   Any idea 
  what I could be doing wrong? I'm selecting Apply to ->>   
  >   Filter -> Watchlist -> 1000 stocks and setting the date 
  to the last >   >   months worth. I'm using AB 
  Version 4.5.6 and I guess there's nothing>   
  >   to setup in the Settings?>   > 
  >   >   Thanks, Dave>   > 
  >   > >   >   --- In 
  amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Andrew" <a.perrin@xxxx> >   
  wrote:>   >   > Dave>   
  >   > Take a look at messages 50428 and 50457.  They 
  might be what >   you >   
  >   want>   >   > 
  >   >   > Andrew>   
  >   > >   >   > --- In 
  amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "dcrotty2003" >   >   
  <dcrotty2003@xxxx> >   >   > 
  wrote:>   >   > > Hi Mark, and thanks for 
  the reply.>   >   > > >   
  >   > > Sounds a bit tricky, I have no knowledge of 
  JScript.>   >   > > >   
  >   > > Would anyone have already coded something similar 
  in JScript >   that >   >   
  > > Mark suggested and I may be able to modify it.>   
  >   > > >   >   > > 
  Otherwise, any other suggestions on how to do it? Thanks.>   
  >   > > >   >   > > 
  Dave>   >   > > >   
  >   > > --- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Mark H" 
  >   <amibroker@xxxx> >   
  >   wrote:>   >   > > > I 
  haven't tried that, but based on what I read in the help file, 
  >   >   > > you can do an automatic script 
  to accomplish that.>   >   > > > 
  >   >   > > > 1. load the explore 
  formula and settings>   >   > > > 2. 
  invoke the explore>   >   > > > 3. save 
  the results to a file>   >   > > > 4. 
  read the file and choose the top 200 tickers>   
  >   > > > 5. clear existing 
  watchlist>   >   > > > 6. set the 200 
  tickers to watchlist>   >   > > > 
  >   >   > > > You can even add the 
  backtest steps:>   >   > > > 
  >   >   > > > 7. load the backtest 
  formula and settings>   >   > > > 8. 
  invoke the backtest>   >   > > > 9. 
  save the reports to files.>   >   > > > 
  >   >   > > > All these can be done in 
  JScript. After that, the whole process >   
  >   > is >   >   > > just 
  one click away.>   >   > > > 
  >   >   > > > - Mark 
  H.>   >   > > >   ----- 
  Original Message ----- >   >   > > 
  >   From: dcrotty2003 >   >   > 
  > >   To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >   
  >   > > >   Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 
  4:51 PM>   >   > > >   
  Subject: [amibroker] Top 200 stocks by volume>   
  >   > > > >   >   > 
  > > >   >   > > >   
  Hi,>   >   > > > >   
  >   > > >   From a newbie EOD trader. Instead 
  of backtesting using >   todays >   
  >   > > index, >   >   > 
  > >   is it possible to create a daily list of 200 only stocks 
  from >   >   > a >   
  >   > > list >   >   > 
  > >   of 1000 filtered by moving average volume and my 
  system >   >   > > backtested on 
  >   >   > > >   this 
  list?>   >   > > > >   
  >   > > >   I know I could do an explore to 
  pick out the top 200 and >   save >   
  >   > it >   >   > > to a 
  >   >   > > >   watchlist 
  then backtest on the list, but I want the list to be >   
  >   > > >   changed everyday within the 
  backtest.>   >   > > > 
  >   >   > > >   I don't want 
  if using the rank function to only buy top-down >   
  >   > > stocks >   >   > 
  > >   with the highest volume but to buy any of the 200 
  selected >   >   > 
  stocks.>   >   > > > 
  >   >   > > >   Thanks for 
  any help.>   >   > > > 
  >   >   > > >   
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