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[amibroker] Re: Identifying Elliott Waves using AFL


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  • Subject: RE: [amibroker] Re: Example of buying top N stocks ranked by some metric - no takers?
  • From: "Dave Merrill" <dmerrill@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004 05:33:53 -0700

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<SPAN 
class=716262512-18062004>Interweaved.
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<SPAN 
class=716262512-18062004>Dave
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  Hi Dave,Now your getting tricky! Understand now...<SPAN 
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  It's simple 
  to say, harder to code: Buy the top 20 stocks by turnover (for instance). Hold 
  each one until price falls x% below its highest value since buy. When 
  capital is available, buy as many of the highest rated stocks as you can 
  afford.
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  The exit 
  I'm interested in isn't actually quite that simple, or ApplyStop could do it. 
  But it's similar, in that it needs to know entry date and 
  price.
  <FONT color=#0000ff 
  size=2>BTW Did you try out Dimitris IB code?<SPAN 
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  I didn't, 
  because I can see that it uses a static watchlist <FONT 
  color=#0000ff size=2>for the entire duration of the test. What we need is a 
  new ranking order on every bar. I didn't immediately see how the principle he 
  used could get there.
  <FONT color=#0000ff 
  size=2>Cheers Glenn--- In 
  amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Dave Merrill" <dmerrill@xxxx> wrote:> 
  Thanks for the reminder on this Glenn. Unfortunately, while that msgis 
  a> useful technique, it still won't get where I'm try to go, at 
  leastin that> form.> > That code works by creating a 
  composite representing the Nth highestvalue> of your indicator on 
  each day. If you're using that by itself, justchecking> whether a 
  given stock's indicator value is that or above tells youif it's> in 
  the top N.> > But say you bought the 20 stocks with the highest 
  turnover today,and held> each one until a custom AFL stop was hit. 
  Some time after that buy,when 3> stocks hit their sell triggers, 
  you need to replace them. You don'tneed the> top 20 stocks this 
  time, you need the top 3, since that's all theposition> slots you 
  have available.> > My guess is that this just isn't possible 
  using AB in its currentform. Most> things are though (:-).> 
  > Dave>   BTW Dave, I have been looking for a simpler 
  way to finding the top N>   stocks using AFL. I am currently 
  using the Osaka plug-in, the code I'm>   using with it is in 
  message 50457.> >   Cheers Glenn


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