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Tomasz: Thanks, that's great
news.
Hopefully Gary will help at QP since he's
seen the message traffic about
this want list.
Best regards
JOE
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 12:37
PM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Re: Historical
QP_QtrRev & QP_QtrEPS are kept in QuotesPlus!
Hello,
I am sorry for not responding
earlier.
First of all it is important to understand that AmiBroker's QP2
plugin does
not use "Excel" functions (like QP_QtrRev, and
alike).
It uses low-level QP2DLL.DLL library shipped with QP2 API which
is faster than COM/ActiveX based methods.
So I have re-checked the
QP2 API looking for somethign like QP_QtrRev
(QP2 API has no special docs
only header files and one sample)
and I have found a function with the
following prototype:
int __stdcall R2_QP_ReadZacksEPS(
const
char* cpSymbol/*Ticker Symbol*/,
QP_ZACKS_EPS zacks_EPS[20]/*Zack
Eps record array*/
);
and QP_ZACKS_EPS is defined
as:
typedef struct
{
long FiscQuart; //Date of the Fiscal
Quarter
float Sales; //Sales of the Quarter
float
EPS; //EPS of the Quarter
} *LPQP_ZACKS_EPS,
QP_ZACKS_EPS;
so it looks like counterpart of these QP_QtrRev,
QP_QtrEPS Excel functions.
From the declaration it seems that it
returns Sales and EPS for last 20 quarters (5 years max).
I will need
to verify my findings with Gary and if they are correct I will add this to
next version
of QP2.
Best regards,
Tomasz
Janeczko
amibroker.com
----- Original Message -----
From:
"sgfuchs" <sgfuchs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To:
<amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005 9:06
AM
Subject: [amibroker] Re: Historical QP_QtrRev & QP_QtrEPS are kept
in QuotesPlus!
Hi RJS,
thanks for this update. I was aware
of the excel functions of QP und
use them in some spreadsheets. More than
the parameters you
mentioned, you can also obtain changes in earnings
estimates over
last xx periods (à la "Zacks" ) either through excel or
through QP's
advanced scans.
I noticed, in the files section of this
board, there's a little tool
that helps to control Excel from AB and vice
versa. maybe this could
be a workaround until this particular savvy
programmerr can be found
who would be so kind to implement the necessary
extended
getextradata functions in AB ;-))
Tomasz, seems more and
more people are interested to combine
fundamental and technical screening
:-)
regards
Stefan
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
"razorruss17" <rsebring@xxxx>
wrote:
> To Jason, Joe, Stefan,
and everyone else dying to get QP's QtrRev
and
> QtrEPS historical
data into Amibroker,
>
> Thank you Jason for sharing your
GetExtraData() function, and also
the
> Qtr EPS screen you perform in
SPP --> this is living proof that
more
> 'historical' QP data is
available which can be of use to us in
AmiBroker.
>
> A trader
named Denis over on the QP discussion board was nice
enough
> to
share with me how via Excel Quotes-Plus users are able to pull
>
Quarterly Revenue and EPS figures from Quotes-Plus. The
functions
used
> in Excel include...
>
>
QP_QtrRev
> QP_QtrEPS
> Quarter_Index ( 0 being current
quarter, all the way back to -11)
> QP_QuarterDate (Retrieves the
quarter dates as MM/YY)
>
>
> While technically these Qtrly
figures are not historical arrays, by
> using the QP_QuarterDate
function, some savvy AmiBroker programmers
> (cough Tomasz cough) could
find a way to get these fields into
> AmiBroker where we could then use
some date/time and BarIndex
> functions to make very good use of the Rev
and EPS fields. With bar
> counter and date/time counter here and there,
what could stop us
from
> 'ghetto-rigging' the Qtrly fields into
historical arrays of sorts?
My
> programming knowledge is very
limited, but I imagine some of the
more
> experienced AmiBroker users
understand what I'm getting at.
>
> Tomasz we are begging you for
an answer on this one! What is your
Verdict?
>
>
>
-Russ
>
>
>
> --- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Jason
Hart <jayhart_1972@xxxx>
wrote:
> > Yes, it's in the SPP
warehouse. You can export to excel
depending
> on which data
you want. For example, if I want historical EPS
data,
> under
view in SPP I'll select "Fund Earnings --> Qtrly EPS"
then
save
> the list as. I believe there are other ways to do
this too, as was
> posted by others, but I haven't experimented with it
in a while.
For
> my purposes this is easiest.
> >
>
> You might find this indicator I built useful too. It has all
of
the
> basic info for stocks, i.e. short interest, div yield,
market cap,
PE,
> etc. I have different colors pop up depending
on different levels
of
> short interest. Short interest under
10% will be yellow, 10-20%
will
> be blue, and short interest over
20% will be red. check it out
> >
> >
> > x=
GetExtraData("SharesShort");
> >
> > y =
GetExtraData("SharesFloat")*1000000;
> >
> > z=
(x/y)*100;
> >
> > d=GetExtraData("Shares");
>
>
> > x1 = GetExtraData("InstHolds"); /*gives Quotes Plus
relative
> strength (ARRAY) */
> >
> > x11 =
GetExtraData("bookvaluepershare");
> >
> > x12 =
C/x11;
> >
> > x13 = GetExtraData("QRS");
>
>
> > x14 = GetExtraData("beta");
> >
> > x15 =
GetExtraData("TTMeps");
> >
> > x16 =
GetExtraData("epsrank");
> >
> > a =
GetExtraData("AnnDividend"); /*gives Quotes Plus relative
> strength
(ARRAY) */
> >
> > aaa = GetExtraData("qRS");
>
>
> > x2= (a/C)*100;
> >
> > a1 =
(d*C)/1000;
> >
> > eps1 = GetExtraData("PEG");
>
>
> > eps2 = GetExtraData("LTDebtToEq");
> >
> >
eps2a = Ref(eps2,-180);
> >
> >
barcolor=IIf(z>20,colorRed,IIf(z>10 AND
>
z<=19.99,colorBlue,colorYellow));
> >
> >
Color=LastValue(barcolor);
> >
> >
Title=EncodeColor(color)+"Close today";
> >
> > pp =
MA(V,50);
> >
> >
> >
> > pe =
GetExtraData("ttmeps");
> >
> > pe1 = C/pe;
>
>
> >
> >
> > Title = FullName() + " - " +
EncodeColor(colorGreen)+ "
Industry: "
> + EncodeColor( colorWhite)
+IndustryID(1) +
> >
> > EncodeColor(colorGreen) + " Group:
"+
> EncodeColor(colorWhite)+SectorID(1)+ EncodeColor(color)+
"\n\nShort
> Interest: " +
> >
> > NumToStr(z,1.2) +
"%" + " Institutional Ownership: " +
> >
> >
NumToStr(x1,1.2) + "%" + " Dividend Yield: " + NumToStr(x2,1.2) +
> "%"+
" Market Cap: " + NumToStr(a1,1.) +
> >
> > " million"+
"\nAvg Vol 25: " + NumToStr(pp,1.) + " PEG: "+ eps1
+ "
> LTDebtToEq
"+ eps2a
> >
> > + " RS Rank: " + aaa + " Price/Book: "
+
> >
> > NumToStr(x12,1.2) +
> >
> >
"\nTrailing PE: " + NumToStr(pe1,1.2) + " Beta: " + NumToStr(x14
> ,1.2)
+ " RS: " + x13
> >
> > + " TTM-EPS: " + x15 + " EPS Rank: "
+ x16;
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
razorruss17 <rsebring@xxxx> wrote:
> > Jason,
>
>
> > Many thanks for your reply...
> >
> > Do
you perform the steps you mentioned the Stock Picker Pro
> >
application? I didn't see the ' File --> save list as ' option
in
QP,
> > but it is in SPP. Whereever your pulling this data from, is
it
giving
> > you historical data as well?
> >
>
> RJS (Russ)
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> >
> >
> > --- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Jason Hart <jayhart_1972@xxxx>
wrote:
> > > RJS,
>
> >
> > > In QP, go to File --> save list as , then save
the file.
After you
> > saved the text file open it up in excel
and the securities and
data
> > from the list will be
there.
> > >
> > > Jason
> > >
>
> > razorruss17 <rsebring@xxxx> wrote:
> > > For those
of you familiar with Quotes-Plus.... I need your
help!
> >
>
> > > Do any of you know how to extract (to Excel or
Amibroker)
historical
> > > fundamental data fields going back
as far as the Quotes Plus
Database
> > > holds?? We can do this
easily for the "QRS" and "EPSRANK"
fields, but
> > > how the
heck can export the many other useful fundamental
fields?
> > >
Someone please help!!
> > >
> > >
> > >
-RJS
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
>
> > >
> > >
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> >
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