Actually, I am asking about a very simple thing, though I am aware of the capabilities you mention.
All I want to do is take a list of all the s&p 500 stocks, etc., and automatically tag them as part of a custom group, So I can scan them or operate on them separately. Doesn't seem to be a built in feature, but should be easy to do in AFL. Code anyone? I hate reinventing the wheel after 30 years of it. I need to save my remaining brain cells for the important stuff. --- In [email protected], "matrix10014" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > This is the one aspect of Amibroker that stops me dead in my > tracks,and I would also like to have a buit in method of creating > a "linked" data structure of Markets,Sectors,Indistries an stocks. > > As you used the word "Groups",I assume you may have used AIQ at one > point.Ami is a far more sophisticated tool than Amibroker,but there is > beauty in AIQ's simplicity in the manner of which it maintains lists > and creates Market/industry/group/stock relationships... > > With the help of others,I have used ATC to create groups,but I am > unable to come up with a method of establishing relative strength > relationships between stocks and the group,and the group with its > sector...For better or worse,most of my analysis is predicated on > relatives strength relationships and sector movement... > > AMI is a fantastic program,and it provides the user the ability to > create virtually any tool he can think of.Unfortunately for me,my > imagination far exceeds my programming ability. > > I will contact Thomas over at Trading Basis and see if he is open to > creating a tool that can automate the creation of a linked list > structure similar to AIQ > > Thanks > > Allan > > --- In [email protected], "Homar Simpson" <x77777x@> wrote: > > > > Wanting to setup Groups based on s&p 500 , Dow, etc. > > > > Read through the docs, but can't find a built in way of doing this > > simply. > > > > Can I assume you have to write some AFL code that reads a list? > > > > If so, I'm sure it's been done, and would appreciate it. > > >
