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I am trying to build a chart based on a simple scan of Moving
averages of the whole market. I mean that I want to run my scan of
7000 tickers and find out how many stocks have a certain MA over
another MA then take that result and chart it showing past results.
Is there anyway to do this simply or am I going to have to program
each day manually to get past results?
It seems to me that I can do it the hard way such as .....
(Mov(C, 1, E)> Mov(C, 2, E)) then run a scan
(Ref(Mov(C, 1, E), -1)> (Ref(Mov(C, 2, E)), -1)
(Ref(Mov(C, 1, E), -2)> (Ref(Mov(C, 2, E)), -2)
(Ref(Mov(C, 1, E), -3)> (Ref(Mov(C, 2, E)), -3)
etc
etc
and have it count the number of hits of each scan result to give a
chart point. I don't know how to get it to count the results without
copying each scan result and then exporting into excel so I can get a
clean count, then import it back into MetaStock so I can chart it.
In other words, I would run a scan, have it output the normal results
for each day, count those hits to arriver at a number like 2000,
3000, then have that number for each day display on a chart.
It seems I should be able to do this and tell it to run this going
back a year or two without having to do 365 inputs, export, import
etc etc. Am I missing something?
I am now running MetaStock 8.
TIA and Good Luck,
Lee
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