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| Friday, April 15, 2011 4:26:16 AM |
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Well, I went through and manually did the math, which does in fact make sense. Ugh-- there IS such thing as too much data :)
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So I have to manually go through and add up all the returns from the individual stocks to get an accurate total return, accurate drawdown, etc.. ?
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Is there a way to turn this off?
It dramatically distorts all the numbers and I can't seem to get it to work correctly.
This is the only thing I can think of, since I have one trade that shows under the individual stock result as +1.5% and held for 1 days but it says my return is ~450%, and a 7% return held for 9 days as ~300%.
Also, if it drops 1% in 1 day then I get out, it will be counted as a 450% (or so) loss. I constantly "take" 3-5k losses and gains, according to stockfinder. While this is kind of entertaining, it definitely does not help me in the slightest to refine my trading. Thanks in advance.
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Thanks for taking the time to read my post. For some reason, this code is showing 0 results (I'm checking it against industry watch lists... most have 30-40 stocks and I can visually see several stocks that meet the criteria I'm looking for but are being discounted.)
The goal is to find stocks that have 1. a positive 30 week MA, and 2. are currently trading below their 30 week MA. My code follow is between, but not including, the "=" sign border:
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Dim MAchange As Integer = (price.avg(30) - price.avg(30, 1))
If MAchange > 0 Then pass
If price.Close < price.avg(30) Then pass
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for the life of me, this darn code is 3 lines long and has taken 3 days with still no results heh; could really use assistance. Thanks in advance!
--Patrick
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what does TEMA stand for?
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