Hi,

I've been noticing an extended delay in having version 7 declare that the data is good to the market close.  For instance, at 5:47pm (Eastern), the top banner of version 7 just gives me the date and time, and lets me know that data is delayed at least 20 minutes.  How late in the day do I need to wait for the banner (and presumably the data) to get to market close?

Thanks!

Fritz

Hi,

I'm currently using TC2000 v7 to download data to my PC, extract data to CSV files, transfer to my MAC, and then use R for analytics.  Because I purchased a cheap PC just for the download, it's a slow process overall.  What are my options for downloading price data to my MAC?

I've seen that there's a TC2000 developer kit, but don't have any info about that, can you please send?  Best yet, is there a way that I can obtain daily data using a software API call from my MAC using R?

Thanks,

Fritz

Hi,

I'm finding that PCF's focus on stock technical conditions, but I'd like to make some formulas that include fundamentals.  Can you please post a list of data elements that we can access via PCF's?

For a start, I'd like to use the stock's operating profit and market capitalization in formulas, but I may want to get into earnings and sales at some point.

Thanks,

Fritz

 I'm trying to write some PCF scripts that allow me to determine when moving closing price averages crossed a number of weeks ago.  I'm interested in learning how to do this both for daily moving averages and weekly moving averages.  I think I've figured out the daily, but not the weekly.

For the daily cross, I think it's (for this example, the cross occurs sometime 2 weeks ago):
AVGC4.10 < AVGC10.10
AVGC4.5 > AVGC10.5

Then, determining that it stayed up above this week (or more precisely, today):
AVGC4 > AVGC10

How would I write this for the weekly price crossings occurring a week or two ago, instead of daily crossings?