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The code as written, can handle multiple symbols, you don't have to restrict
to 'Current Stock'. The most efficient way to use it is to backtest on a
watch list containing only the symbols mentioned in the text file. It
doesn't matter if there are others, it will just scan the file and not do
anything if the current stock isn't in the list.
That takes care of the "many stocks/funds" question.
See my longer reply to dingo wrt setting the number of shares.
Nigel
On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 13:01, Ken Close wrote:
> Dale: this code looks like something I want as the idea of analyzing
> ones real life portfolio trades was something I asked about a short
> while back.
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> May I ask what this analysis will tell me (I have not tried it yet),
> when there are no "Shares" entered anywhere. It seems to bring in the
> symbols and the dates but no position sizes. Ooops, I also see that it
> applied just to the "Current Stock", so we are not analyzing one's past
> portfolio but just the stocks or funds one may have bought in the past,
> and those one at a time. Correct?
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> What does it take to expand this to include many stocks/funds and their
> positions sizes?
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> Ken
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