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Topic: Stockfinder data export date format problem
Posted: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 1:08:09 PM

Thanks Bruce, my locale was not set to US English. It is now and has resolved this problem.

cheers!

Topic: Stockfinder data export date format problem
Posted: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 10:10:02 AM

Hi Bruce,

Every time I export data from Stockfinder and open the CSV file in excel I get a consistent problem with the date formatting. When I convert the date column to a date format, only a fraction of the rows convert correctly. For some reason excel wants to interpret some rows in the DD/MM format and some in the MM/DD format. I can't really see a pattern, but a specific example is that from January 3 2011 to January 12 2011 excel interprets stockfinders data as DD/MM but from January 13 to 2011 to January 31 2011 MM/DD.

I've been using a workaround which is acceptable but time consuming, but I thought I would check in with you to see whether there is something that can be done.

Is this a known problem? Is there a solution? Am I just doing something wrong?

Thanks

Topic: simple way to determin that data exists X bars ago
Posted: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 9:20:32 AM

Thanks Bruce that worked great

Topic: simple way to determin that data exists X bars ago
Posted: Monday, May 9, 2011 11:48:32 AM

Hi,

What is the simplest way via a condition or realcode to filter a watchlist to confirm that each symbol has greater than X bars of data? I want to filter out new stocks basically, and I cannot think of a simple/elegant way to do it.

cheers

Topic: A/D Ratio
Posted: Tuesday, December 21, 2010 2:21:47 PM

Thanks Bruce, that worked great

Topic: A/D Ratio
Posted: Tuesday, December 21, 2010 12:47:02 PM

Hi,

Could you clarify how the A/D ratio is calculated in Stockfinder?

I was under the impression it was simply # of Advancers divided by # of Decliners, but when I add the A/D ratio to a chart I am getting negative numbers.

Cheers,

Stoker

Topic: AVNR
Posted: Sunday, December 19, 2010 11:00:10 PM

Hi Tobydad,

Welcome back! great to hear from you again.

Thanks for the heads up on AVNR. It was not on my list but it is now. I'm also look at these, let me know what you think:

JKS
EJ
GLUU
ASIA
MRNA
CERS
JOEZ
GERN
EXPE
TIVO

Merry Christmas to you

Topic: Watchlist of Short ETF's
Posted: Sunday, December 19, 2010 4:27:02 PM

All,

I could not find an easy way of extracting the list from the ETF site (perhaps there is an easy way, but I could not see it). So I have done it by hand. In case it saves anyone 15 minutes of tedious work - I post them below.

BTW, there were 104 ETF's listed, but when I add them to a watchlist, only 98 exist in Stockfinder. If anyone is interested, the ETF's that are in the ETF site above, but not in Stockfinder are:

RRZ
RMS
REC
RFN
RHO
RTW

The ETF's that exist in both places:

SDS	BGZ	DPK	LSC	SZO	MYY	SPXU	RXD	DUG	SDD
FAZ	BXDB	EDZ	JFT	DBV	EFZ	SMDD	SIJ	SFK	REW
TBT	BXDC	ERY	DRR	DZZ	EUM	PST	MZZ	SJF	TLL
QID	BXDD	INDZ	AGA	UDN	DDG	SMN	BZQ	SKK	SDP
SKF	CSLS	LHB	ADZ	TBF	PSQ	SZK	EFU	SJH	YCS
SRS	TYO	MWN	BOM	SBM	RWM	SCC	EEV	TWQ	RSW
TZA	TWOZ	DRV	BOS	REK	SBB	SCO	EPV	SDK	DNO
SH	TMV	SOXS	DEE	DOG	SDOW	EUO	EWV	SJL	CMD-A
DXD	BRIS	TYP	DDP	SEF	SQQQ	FXP	SMK	SSG
TWM	CZI	PTD	DTO	YXI	SRTY	GLL	JPX	ZSL

Topic: Shading above overbought and below oversold lines
Posted: Friday, December 17, 2010 12:11:22 PM

Thanks again Bruce - done.

Topic: Shading above overbought and below oversold lines
Posted: Friday, December 17, 2010 11:55:44 AM

Thanks Bruce - done.

One small thing, is it possible to hide the value of the indicator from the legend?

I have named them OB and OS, but the value is being displayed (see below) - can I hide this?