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Ed,
The code I sent will give you the number of issues in a list selected
using a filter in AA graphically when you plot it. If you really want
to see the numbers in AA then you will have to define each column as a
separate day. (which you already described).
You might try exporting the data to a spreadsheet after creating it
using AddToComposite if you want to see the numbers without having to
define columns in AA. Beyond that, I am at a loss as to how to
accomplish what you want to do.
Regards,
Ed
Ed wrote:
>Ed,
>
>Thank you for your response. I don't have difficulty identifying
>those stocks in specific industries that are above their 20/50/...
>day MA. I'm looking for a way to be able to run an exploration that
>will give me more than one days worth of numbers of tickers above
>their MAs while seeing multiple days at once. That's why I'm wanting
>to have multiple columns in the reporting that represents days. Do
>you understand where I'm coming from? Thanks again.
>
>Ed
>
>--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, E Winters <e.winters1@xxxx> wrote:
>
>
>>Ed,
>>Try starting with this code and run it against the list of stocks
>>
>>
>you
>
>
>>want to count
>>
>>// Calculate whether issue is above selected moving averages
>>Over50=(C>EMA(C,50)) ;
>>Over200=(C>EMA(C,200)) ;
>>
>>// Create composites for moving average breadth for all issues
>>AddToComposite(Over50,"~MA050","X");
>>AddToComposite(Over200,~$MA200","X");
>>
>>The code will create composites with daily counts of all the
>>
>>
>stocks scanned.
>
>
>>Regards,
>>Ed
>>
>>Ed wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>I'm hoping someone can help me out by suggesting some AFL code. I
>>>want to analyze sectors by numbers of stocks within specific
>>>
>>>
>sectors
>
>
>>>that are above or below their 20 day MA over a number of periods.
>>>Gathering numbers manually is time consuming for all the sectors,
>>>
>>>
>so
>
>
>>> <>I'm wondering if there is code that I can add on to the following:
>>>
>>> Filter=C>MA(C,20);
>>>
>>> NumColumns = X;
>>>
>>> Column0 = Date1;
>>> Column1 = Date2;
>>> Column2 = Date3;
>>> Column3 = Date4;
>>> Column4 = Date5;
>>> Column5 = Date6;
>>> Column6 = Date7;
>>> Column7 = Date8;
>>> Column8 = Date9;
>>> ....
>>>
>>> Column0Name = "Date1";
>>> Column1Name = "Date2";
>>> Column2Name = "Date3";
>>> Column3Name = "Date4";
>>> Column4Name = "Date5";
>>> Column5Name = "Date6";
>>> Column6Name = "Date7";
>>> Column7Name = "Date8";
>>> Column8Name = "Date9";
>>> ....
>>>
>>> Column0Format = 1.1;
>>> Column1Format = 1.1;
>>> Column2Format = 1.1;
>>> Column3Format = 1.1;
>>> Column4Format = 1.1;
>>> Column5Format = 1.1;
>>> Column6Format = 1.1;
>>> Column7Format = 1.1;
>>> Column8Format = 1.1;
>>>
>>> I'm missing more of the filter and other code that I'm at a loss
>>> with. I dont have any specific time periods in mind, but I would
>>> like to be able to modify them. Thank you!
>>>
>>>
>>>
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