Please disregard. I'm all set. 

Can you please tell me how to write scan to search for stocks closing at a new ALL-TIME (not simply a 52 week high) Thanks!

Thanks for the help :)

Thanks Bruce. One more thing, how do I scan for new issues? Say ... stocks that have only been trading for 3 months? 

Thanks

Could someone share how I might scan all us stocks to identify those trading at all time highs...thanks!

Bob

Thanks Bruce...

Is there a way to create an indicator or sorts, that subtracts a specified number of ATRs from a max closing high? 

For example, if I wanted to subtract 2 ATRs (based on a 14 day ATR) from the max closing high over the prior 20 trading days...BUT...I would only want the indicator to shift if a new closing high was logged, or if the 20 day period was eclipsed. 

Let's say the closing high for the past 20 days is $50, the 14 day ATR is 1. I would like a horizontal line (or dots...makes no difference) that plots at $48 (2 ATRs beneath the 20-day closing high). On day 10, the stock closes at 51, and the 14 day ATR is still measuring 1. The horizontal line would shift from $48, up to 49. 

Anyway...is this possible in TC? 

Thanks.

Well, for any TC 2000 admins or developers lurking in the shadows ... TC is a very nice product, but limiting the amount of data is, well, very 1999. I started as a SOES bandit like many others. And since that time, I can't think of too many professional charting/data packages that provided such limited data...and survived. 

Again, you've got a great product. I only wish I understood who sitting around the "big table" thought it would be a good idea to limit the amount of data one can backtest with. 

**I do appreciate the workaround Bruce provided me with. But like even he said, there's a ton NOT provided in Version 7 that is (and I use!) in the newest version. In a nutshell, having extended data, but without the features I subscribe to TC for today...is essentially worthless. 

I hope someone at the table has actually traded (their own money...not OPM) and can stress the important of having more than 500 bars of available data to backtest on. Markets, and traders' needs change exponentially faster now than they did in 1999, 2005 or even 2010. I hope you're able to recognize that and respond accordingly. 

OK, thanks for the help. Any idea if there are plans to increase the viewable data on the newer version? 

That a bummer to say the least. Nonetheless, do I need to do anything special to download the prior version, but not lose the settings on my current one?