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Looking for some direction on how I would implement a straight-
forward looping procedure in AFL. Suppose I have several watchlists
and each watchlist contains a different number of stock tickers. Is
there a way to automatically (rather than manually starting the
program for each watchlist) begin with the first watchlist, run some
analysis on each ticker, report some backtesting results, then move
on to the subsequent watchlists one by one and do the same analysis?
I don't understand how to refer to the watchlists and also how to run
the analysis on a different number of tickers for each watchlist.
In my non-AFL mind, I'm thinking
i=1 to numwatchlists
j=1 to numstocks in watchlist(i)
Analyze stock j
j=j+1
end
report backtest results
i=i+1
end
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