The sample code did not work. Nothing happened when I tried to run it like that, so I don't know how to continue from here...
--- In [email protected], "carlacash26" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, hope you could help me in creating my own custom index. > > I have 8 stocks that I would like to include in the index, and each > of the stocks have their own weighting in the index; > > O= (Open of A * 42) + (Open of B * 60) + (Open of C * 231 ETC...) > H= (High of A * 42) + (High of B * 60) + (High of C * 231 ETC...) > L= (Low of A * 42) + (Low of B * 60) + (Low of C * 231 ETC...) > C= (Close of A * 42) + (Close of B * 60) + (Close of C * 231 ETC...) > V= Volume added together > > Is there any smooth way to create this with the weightings? > > > I have found the following info: > A sample formula could look like this: > Code: > > AddToComposite(C,"~myindex", "C"); > AddToComposite(H,"~myindex", "H"); > AddToComposite(L,"~myindex", "L"); > AddToComposite(O,"~myindex", "O"); > AddToComposite(V,"~myindex", "V"); > > You would need to copy this formula into Automatic Analysis window. > Click on Filter - choose appropriate category you want to calculate > index from, then click OK. Now click SCAN. Then choose View- >Refresh > All menu. In the ticker tree you will see ~myindex ticker. >
