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According to my information it is not possible. though you can search
the most active by filter
v*c>{enter a suitable value that shall give you top traded shares
though not exactly top twenty}
another hint is : if you can have value (not volume) of the total
traded in the market or say index. then find the ratio of the
individual share value/total market value traded.
find two moving averages of this ratio. this should give you a fairly
good way to filter shares in which the money is flowing. or use money
flow index or other such indicators.
or simply use a ratio of the moving average of the volume of the share
mov(v,12,e)/mov(v,26,e)
sort / filter this ratio and it shall give you a pretty good idea of
where the money is flowing.
any better help from experts.
regards
joshik
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, wai <mwtang@xxx> wrote:
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> Wishing you all a Happy New Year !
> I would like to write a code in explorer to scan out the most active
20 counters in the market. I have tried Highest(v) but all the
counters was listed. I wonder is there a way to write the code so that
only the top 20 counters are listed.
> In colB i would like to know how many periods it has appears in the
last 5 periods. If it appears once then 1, appear two times then 2 and
five then 5 .
>
> Thanks you.
>
> mun wai.
>
>
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