jake62
2 posts
msg #139777
- Ignore jake62 |
12/4/2017 12:23:47 PM
I need help in finding how to code the lowest volume in last 30 days(or whatever length). I have looked at PVO, PVI and the VMA, but have not found exactly what I want. Mark Minervini uses extreme low volume as part of his stock screens. Volume contraction in a basing stock sometimes signals near breakouts.
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Kevin_in_GA
4,599 posts
msg #139780
- Ignore Kevin_in_GA |
12/4/2017 1:40:39 PM
volume reached a new 30 day low
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jake62
2 posts
msg #139781
- Ignore jake62 |
12/4/2017 1:50:21 PM
Simple enough. Thanks, Kevin.
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chasS
7 posts
msg #139795
- Ignore chasS
modified |
12/4/2017 8:17:49 PM
Is there a way to apply this to a variable that is defined on data that spans more than one day ?
In particular, to find if today's close to close range is the smallest in the past 20 days.
Fails:
set { cc, close 0 days ago - close 1 days ago }
count(cc reached a new 20 day low,1) equals 1
Fails:
close 0 days ago - close 1 days ago reached a new 20 day low
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Kevin_in_GA
4,599 posts
msg #139803
- Ignore Kevin_in_GA
modified |
12/4/2017 9:31:58 PM
This seems to work, but as written it gives you the LARGEST drop in absolute $ over the last twenty days. Is that what you are looking for?
I think what you are looking for is that the ABSOLUTE value of the daily difference is the smallest it has been in 20 days.
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chasS
7 posts
msg #139808
- Ignore chasS |
12/5/2017 12:43:20 AM
Yes, the absolute value !
Kevin, thanks so much for spotting my confounding of a 'low' difference w/ smallest absolute value.
Regards, ChasS
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