karennma
8,057 posts
msg #155722
- Ignore karennma |
2/12/2021 12:00:40 PM
Ed S,
I appreciate your efforts.
Thanks.
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Cheese
1,374 posts
msg #155735
- Ignore Cheese |
2/13/2021 12:11:05 PM
nibor100 2/11/2021 10:43:33 AM
....
So drawing 2 horizontal lines for each of those 21 gaps would clutter the chart with 42 lines.
Is that really what you are looking for ?
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Ed,
Could you please show me how you would code to programmatically draw
horizontal draw lines for previous gaps?
Thank you
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nibor100
1,010 posts
msg #155755
- Ignore nibor100 |
2/14/2021 2:29:13 AM
@cheese,
I had stopped working on coming up with a filter to do that,
I'm still not sure I'll be able to... but I have a few ideas bouncing around....might be a few days.
Ed S.
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Cheese
1,374 posts
msg #155760
- Ignore Cheese |
2/14/2021 12:11:25 PM
Ed,
That's very kind of you to offer
but please do not spend too much time or efforts.
It was just a code learning quest, not for trading.
THANK YOU.
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xarlor
562 posts
msg #155766
- Ignore xarlor
modified |
2/14/2021 12:53:37 PM
I modified chetron's Gap Fill filter (msg #84776) to draw a line at the close the day before a gap down. The gap in this filter assumes the open is 10% less than yesterday's close.
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Cheese
1,374 posts
msg #155770
- Ignore Cheese |
2/14/2021 2:01:56 PM
xarlor modified 2/14/2021 12:53:37 PM
https://www.stockfetcher.com/sfforums/?q=post&fid=1002&tid=155631
chetron
https://www.stockfetcher.com/forums/Filter-Exchange/Gap-Filled-Question/83814/10
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Thank you, xarlor.
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nibor100
1,010 posts
msg #155774
- Ignore nibor100 |
2/14/2021 4:09:43 PM
Clearly, the Game's Afoot!
The filter below, modified from my earlier posted filter, is one of my work in progress gap lines filters but requires a little patience to use it in its current state.
Step 1. Run the filter as is today and ignore the 2 horizontal lines on the price graph.
Step 2. Take the number from the "offset to next gap" column and enter it in the Date dropdown Custom Date Offset box and then click on the Go box.
Step 3 Click on the stock name to bring up the offset chart which will show the 2 horizontal price lines outlining that Gap.
Step 4 Repeat the first part of Step 2 but now you must add that number to the prior number that is already in the Custom Date Offset box and then click on the Go box
Step 5 Same as Step 3.
and repeat as needed depending on how many gaps there are for that stock for that year of history.
Alternatively, you could update a Date Offset # in the same manner and rerun the filter each time
Ed S.
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xarlor
562 posts
msg #155775
- Ignore xarlor |
2/14/2021 5:03:45 PM
Here is a LOW/HIGH gap down filter based on the one above. The gap illustrated is greater than 5% from the low of the previous day to the next day's high.
I put example tickers of what the chart looks like for a favorable entry (enter when close crosses above gap).
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Cheese
1,374 posts
msg #155779
- Ignore Cheese |
2/14/2021 6:59:19 PM
Ed and xarlor
A big THANK YOU to both of you !
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Marco of Sicily
6 posts
msg #155810
- Ignore Marco of Sicily |
2/15/2021 9:09:05 PM
Karen,
I'm still here occasionally and when I originally posted this filter I credited TRO for much of the coding ideas. I am a numbers guy so I tend to turn my code.into columns rather than chart lines.
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