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All,
Well, no sooner had I posted my question concerning industry group
explorations when I found the following example code within Herman van den
Bergen's nifty paper on how to use AddToComposite...
sym = "~" + SectorID(1);
AddToComposite( L, sym,"L");
AddToComposite( O, sym,"O");
AddToComposite( H, sym,"H");
AddToComposite( C, sym,"C");
AddToComposite( V, sym, "V");
Buy=Sell=Short=Cover=0;
Filter=1;
Calculating my own composites with AddToComposite seems to be the correct
strategy because this code example can be made to iterate over all the
Sector ID's and produce a complete universe of composites. Once I have the
composite symbols in hand, I can plot them as follows...
Plot(Foreign("~" + composite_name,”X”), composite_name,1,1);
Any comments?
-- John
> All,
>
> It doesn't appear that AMIBroker is capable of exploring and charting
> individual Industry Groups or Sectors, only the stocks within those
> groups. For example, I would like to find all Industry Groups
> (representing aggragations of stock metrics) that are above their 200
> day MA and then chart each of these Industry Groups by their S&P
> group names.
>
> Note that this is much different from exploring and charting all stocks
> within an Industry Group.
>
> Is there a built-in way to do this or is there AFL to write, and is AFL
> even capable of doing this? Would AddToComposite be a good strategy for
> creating synthetic "symbols" repsenting these aggregates?
>
> -- John
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