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You can utilize the fact that mutual fund symbols are
five letters and the fifth is X (or x) which you can find with StrRight() and
StrLen(). Index symbols have a character in the first position
that depends on the data provider (e.g., $ or ^) which you can find with
StrLeft().
Bill
Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2008 2:55
PM
Subject: [amibroker] SKIP>INDEXES and
MUTUAL FUNDS
Dick Hoierman was aware of a METASTOCK
exploration called PERFORMANCE, and he graciously shared the Amibroker
version of it with us .
This happens to be the VOLUME version of it.
I would like to have it modified so it can be
run my entire Yahoo stocks DATABASE, but I want it to SKIP the
INDEXES and MUTUAL FUNDS so that I find ONLY the volumes of
single STOCKS, ETF'S, MLP'S, REITS,
etc.
Hopefully, an Amerbrokerian on this board can do
this. Thanks Ron D.
MA10= MA(V,10);
MA25= MA(V,25);
MA50= MA(V,50);
MA75= MA(V,75);
MA100= MA(V,100);
//AddTextColumn( FullName(), "FullName"
);
AddColumn (MA10, "MA10",1.2);
AddColumn (MA25, "MA25",1.2);
AddColumn (MA50, "MA50",1.2);
AddColumn (MA75, "MA75",1.2);
AddColumn (MA100, "MA100",1.2);
Filter = 1;
// dummy
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