Can anyone help me here which parameters should i adjust for running it on my watchlists. I don not know where adjustments to my watchlists should be done if i for instance have a watchlist of 11 tickers where should i adjust this in the formula?
--- In [email protected], "Ken Close" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Paul Ho has come up with a supurb ranking tool. I have expanded it to two > indicators. Feel free to expand the code structure to any number of > indicators. > > Possible next step: stick the Tot_Rank values into the OI field for the > symbols, then Plot the Ranks for a visual representation of "where the > symbol is over time". > > The possibilities are endless (or at least enlarged because of Paul's code > idea). Thanks Paul for your creative input. > > Ken > > // Ranking_Alt01.afl KSC 07/05/2008 > > // Original code by Paul Ho, Amibroker list 07/05/2008 > > // Modifications and expansions by Ken Close 07/05/2008 > > > > // Will ordinal rank every symbol in watchlist for every bar. > > > > > > mOwnROC = ROC(C, 14); > > mOwnRSI = RSIa(C, 14); > > mRoc = 0; > > mRSI = 0; > > list = CategoryGetSymbols(categoryWatchlist, 16); > > ROCcount[0] = rocrank[0] = 0; > > RSIcount[0] = RSIrank[0] = 0; > > for(i = 0; (sym = StrExtract(list, i)) != ""; i++) > > { > > SetForeign(sym); > > mRoc = ROC(C, 14); > > mRSI = RSIa(C, 14); > > RestorePriceArrays(); > > n = !IsNull(mRoc); > > m = !IsNull(mRSI); > > roccount += n; > > rsicount += m; > > rocrank = IIf(Nz(mRoc) > mOwnROC, Rocrank + n, rocrank); > > rsirank = IIf(Nz(mRsi) > mOwnRSI, Rsirank + m, rsirank); > > Totrank = rocrank + rsirank; > > } > > ROCn = ROC(C, 14); > > RSIn = RSIa(C, 14); > > Filter = 1; > > Buy = Sell = 0; > > AddColumn(ROCn, "ROCn",1.2); > > AddColumn(RSIn, "RSIn",1.2); > > AddColumn(mRoc, "MROC", 1.2); > > AddColumn(ROCrank, "ROCRank", 1.0); > > AddColumn(RSIrank, "rsirank",1.0); > > AddColumn(Totrank, "Totrank", 1.0); > > > > // To check the sorting, run on a watchlist, then click once on the date > column, > > // Then shift click on one of the indicators, ie, RSIn, and you will see > the > > // ordinal values in order. >
