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msg #31513
3/25/2004 3:14:47 PM

Now you can create screens that will compare all of the stocks in the screen versus a single input symbol. In otherwords, you could use this feature to find all stocks whose Stochastic values were below that for the Nasdaq Composite.

Fetcher[show stocks where Fast Stochastic Slow %D is below ind(^IXIC,Fast Stochastic Slow %D)]



The example above illustrates how this new feature, ind(SYMBOL,INDICATOR) is constructed. Below is a description of the parameters:
  • SYMBOL - The symbol you want to compare the other stocks to.
  • INDICATOR - The indicator used in the comparison.

    More examples:

  • Show stocks where the daily volume is above Microsoft's:

    Fetcher[show stocks where volume is above ind(MSFT,volume)]



  • Find cases where the price divergence has reached a new low when compared with the Nasdaq Composite:

    Fetcher[set{diff,close / ind(^IXIC,close)}
    show stocks where diff reached a new 1 year low
    and compare with ^IXIC
    ]



    As with any new feature, please let us know if you have any questions, comments or run into any errors!

    Thank you,

    StockFetcher.com Support




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