You are correct. Thanks for pointing that out to me. I did not know the source of this scan until I researched it after your reply. This is my code for it. If anyone can look at it and advise if it satisfies the criteria, I would appreciate it.
period= (260); periodlow= LLV (Close,period); periodhigh= HHV (Close,period); PercentSinceLow= (((periodhigh-periodlow)/periodlow)*100); Filter= (PercentSinceLow >= 100) AND (Close >= (periodhigh * .75)) AND ((100 * (C - Ref(C,-1)) / Ref(C,-1)) >= 5) AND (V >= 1000) AND (V > Ref(V,-1)); AddColumn (periodlow,"Period Low"); AddColumn (periodhigh,"Period High"); AddColumn (PercentSinceLow,"Percent Since Low"); AddColumn ((periodhigh*.75),"75% of Period High"); AddColumn (C,"Close"); AddColumn (Ref(C,-1),"Previous Close"); AddColumn ((C-Ref(C,-1))/Ref(C,-1)*100,"1 Day Percent Change"); Buy= Filter; Sell= LLV(Buy,2); --- In [email protected], "bh.hicks" <bh.hi...@...> wrote: > > Stockbee Double Trouble?? I think the AFL code for it is published in his > member's section. > > --- In [email protected], "JEFF F" <jefff@> wrote: > > > > I am trying to create either a scan or exploration (not sure which works > > better) for the following criteria: > > > > Calculate the lowest close for a stock in last 260 days. If a stock has > > less than 260 days data calculate lowest close for those many days. > > > > Calculate percent change from lowest close and select stocks which had 100% > > plus growth > > > > Find the highest price in the 100% move and only take stocks which are > > within 25% of that highest price. > > > > So this is your trading universe of stock which have made significant move > > of 100% or more and are as of today within 25% of the high during the move > > > > Use a significant one day move scan on these stocks. e.g. say a 5% move ( > > 100 * (C - C1) / C1) >= 5 AND V >= 1000 AND V > V1) > > > > Buy next day with 1% risk and stop below the low of previous two days bar > > > > Trail with a stop > > > > If you get stopped buy again on next breakout > > > > Any help would be appreciated. > > >
