HI,
Try:
IndustrySymbol = GetBaseIndex() ;
Then you can use Foreign, SetForeign,
PlotForeign, etc.
From here it’s pretty easy to get
the Sector Symbol also. In TC2005, the Sector Symbol can be generated by
replacing the last digit of an Industry Symbol with a zero (“0”).
So, the Sector Symbol for MG747 is MG740.
Regards,
Dan.
From: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of quirinus
Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2005
9:19 PM
To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [amibroker] Extracting MG
Industry Group Closing Price
Hi,
I use TC2000 for end of day data. Basically
what I would like to do
is to be able to pull up the closing price of a
stock's Industry
Group Average.
For example - American Eagle Outfitter (AEOS) is
part of the
Specialty Retail - Apparel Stores Industry Group
(MG747).
I'm trying to implement a simple Industry Group
Relative Strength
graph while looking at a stock - so that as I go
through stocks the
graph will automatically pick up the appropriate
MG Industry Group
and plot the stock's Relative Strength.
So, if I'm looking at AEOS, my formula will pick
up MG747 close and
graph the Relative Strength of AEOS vs MG747.
When I move on to another stock, the formula
should pick up the
appropriate MG Group close automatically.
I just need to pick up the closing price of the MG
Industry Group
based on the stock I'm looking at.
I've tried using
MG_Close =
Foreign(IndustryID(1),"Close");
but that doesn't seem to work.
Would someone be please kind enough to help me
figure this out.
Thanks
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