Abbie,
as far as I know yahoo doesn't provide historical fundamental data which you
need for proper historical backtesting.
Regarding the for cycle it looks fine.
Paolo
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Thank you for getting back to me with some
Hi Abbie --
I wrote a paper, Use of Fundamental Data in Active Investing, that
discusses some the issues that arise when using fundamental data.
You can download it for free from this site:
http://www.blueowlpress.com/activities.html
Thanks,
Howard
On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 1:44 AM, Paolo
First of all you need P/S data (or Sales per share and calculate the ratio)
with enough historical range and clean data. A rare combination especially when
talking about fundamentals.
Secondly you can use Rotational backtesting with PositionScore being equal to
the inverse of the P/S (the
Thank you for getting back to me with some information on
how to tackle the Percentile Rank of P/S Ratio code.
I was thinking of using Yahoo! historical data but
your comments make me think their data may not be
accurate enough? Any thoughts on good data?
I will think over and try to implement