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Is is possible to sort real time using two criteria?
1. I would like to find the stocks that are up the greatest percentage and have the the greatest volume using real time.
2. Same as #1 except I would like the greatest point gainers.
The purpose of this PCF is to find those stocks that have the highest potential for day trading.
Thanks for your help.
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Bruce,
Sorry for the confusion--
You said:
The above formulas have three parameters: a minimum acceptable value for Close minus Open on each day (.15), a maximum acceptable value for Close minus Open on each day (.30) and a number of days to test (60).
This is correct, however, I would like to add an additional parameter, that is:
I would like to limit the universe of stocks for the above parameters to those stocks that had a maximum range (close-open) for the day of .60---but they ended up with a profit of .15 to .30 for the day after the market closed.
If this is still not clear enough for you to act on I will provide a more complete explanation.
Thanks for your patience.
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Bruce,
Thanks for everything. This is wonderful.
I hope you can make a modification, if so, here it is:
Find only those stocks with a maximum range (close-open) of .60. This will eliminate those stocks have bigger moves than .61.
thanks again
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I would like to scan for a list of stocks that do the following:
1. The close is from .15 to .30 higher than the open (todays Close-todays Open)
The scan would provide a list of stocks in descending order that do this the highest percentage of the time over the last 60 days.
For example:
1. XYZ .19 39 %
2. ABCD .29 22 %
XYZ averages an increase of .19 39% of the time over the last 60 days.
I'm below average in my native ability to write scans or do anything with math, so please be very explicit.
Thanks for your help.
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Also, if there is a way to differentiate between a down trend and a pull back I like to exclude stocks in a down trend. I'm looking to scalp stocks that are rolling not down trending.
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I'd like to use stochastics in real time to find stocks that are near 0 using a 1 minute and 5 minute chart. If volume can be included I'd to look for stocks with volume greater than 1 million shares.
Please be exceeding clear--I'm new to Worden and the world programming.
Thanks in advance for your help
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Craig and Bruce,
Thank you! Just what I am looking for.
I put C>C1%True30 in the PCF and it worked perfectly. Being new to Worden I will view the list of suggested video's and work on the other two PCF's. Hopefully, I can figure the rest out.
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OK, let's try 30 days.
Thanks again
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Craig,
Would it be possible to choose the number of days each time the scan is run? If this is possible, then the user can run various scans periods which would be very useful.
Thanks!
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Hi,
I'm new to Worden and hope you can help me with the following question:
I would like to scan for stocks that are up (positive) X percent of the
time, and are up x amount of cents on average for the prior x number of
days.
For example, this scan might produce the following list:
1. Out of the universe of stocks those with the most average days up
in the last x days
2. From the list produced by number 1 show the top 20 stocks in
decending order
3. with the average number of cents they were up
So its possible that symbol XYZ was up 94% of time in the last 30
trading days, with an average of .17 increase each up day. This could be the
number one stock-- followed by a list of the others stocks in decending
order.
I hope my explanation is clear enough to allow you to come up with a
scan.
I'll look forward to hearing from you
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