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I don't understand your reference to "Explorer" and you don't mention which
charting program you're using, but if you're referring to TS and using Daily
charts, you can use the term "Volume" in any Indicator/Study. (i.e. If
Volume > 100000 then ... )
If you're using Intraday charts, you need to Select the "Volume/Trade
Volume" button in the "Format Price Data" dialog box-- otherwise it will
default to tick-volume. In this case, you will also need to refer to
"Upticks + Downticks" to reference the total volume for a specific bar, due
to a known bug in TS. (i.e. If (Upticks + Downticks) > 10 then ... )
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At 02:54 PM 7/15/98 -0400, you wrote:
>I'm trying to use the volume criteria to filter some stocks. I put in for
>the column to be greater than 3000, assuming that would be 3 million
>shares. However it does not seem to be that way because I am only getting
>stocks with volume as low as a 100,000 shares. How is the volume criteria
>calculated? I realize it is in multiples of 10's and 100's. Could someone
>give me example of how they code for only average volume greater than 300,000.
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>Have a nice day
>Jim kerwin
>Atlanta, Georgia U.S.A.
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