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Number of Stocks per Industry
by Brian Brown, uploaded several months ago

This pivot table displays the number of stocks for each industry.

Each industry is displayed in a row and a second column "Count" would display the number of stocks that belong to each industry.

You would need to update the industry field of each stock first. You can let QuantShare do that...

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Relative Performance against a Group of Stocks
by QuantShare, uploaded several months ago

The equity symbols function returns the relative value of a group of securities. It gets a list of securities separated by semi-colons.

This indicator (EquitySymbols) can be used for example to calculate the relative performance of a stock against a group of other stocks.

Formula: (Right click on a chart then "Edit...

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The 2 Percent Rule
by QuantShare, uploaded several months ago

The 2 percent rule is a simple risk management strategy that controls the maximum amount you can lose for each invested asset.

The rule here is very simple: Never risk more than two percent of your total capital on any single stock. If you end up having 10 consecutive losses, that...

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Highest and Lowest value over a dynamic period
by QuantShare, uploaded several months ago

The "HhvLlv" function returns the highest or the lowest value of a time series over a preceding period. Unlike the built-in "hhv" and "llv" functions, this function accepts dynamic lookback periods. This means that you can get, for example, the highest high of a stock over a non-constant period.

Here...

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Equal Volatility Sizing
by clonex, uploaded several months ago

This Script MM is constructed for rebalancing your portfolio. When you buy in one day all of your assets MM this script works:

Allocations are based on the observed volatility of
each asset over the recent past for a portfolio of stocks and bonds. This concept can easily be extended to...

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Slope of Support and Resistance Lines
by QuantShare, uploaded several months ago

The "AutoSR" function is a very useful trading indicator that automatically calculates support and resistance lines for any security. It can be used to calculate the last support or resistance lines (Detect chart patterns using the auto support/resistance indicator) or it can be used to calculate the support and...
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Gann Trend Indicator
by MikeMM, uploaded several months ago

The Gann trend indicator tries to address the need for investors and traders to define mechanically the trend of a financial instrument.

The Gann trend indicator is implemented by tracking trend changes as defined by two up or two down closes. The indicator returns 1 when it detects an uptrend and...

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