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                                                   Automatic screener for checking Equities against the index trend

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Marius van Wyk
2016-01-11 09:49:41


Hi guys
I have a list of equities/shares and the corresponding indices that they are part of loaded in my site database. I have two questions:
1. Does anyone have any idea on how to automatically create a composite for all the indices I have (about 130) without manually having to create a composite for each index.
2. Then to check each of these equities against the composite for that index to show if any of them are going against the trend say in the last 3, 5 or 7 days

I hope my question is understood!

Kind regards
M van Wyk



QuantShare
2016-01-12 02:49:34

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Hi,

1/ You have to use the script editor (Tools -> Script Editor) to automate that. Use the "Composite" variable.

Example:
CompositeItem item = Composite.CreateComposite("", "Index1");
item.SetSymbols(....

2/ Once each composite is created, just reference it in your formula and compare it with each equity
Say, the composite name is in the following formula ~[IndexName], you can call:
a = getseries("~".index(), close);



Marius van Wyk
2016-01-13 16:37:39

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Hi
Once again thanks for this and apologies to bother again, but I'm struggling to get the scripting working. I got the second formula working but not the script as per your suggestion.
May I ask that you expand the example using the following?

Index name is Banks,
Share name are BGA,CPI,FGL,FSR,NED,RMH,SBK

Really would appreciate if you could help.


Thanks



QuantShare
2016-01-14 03:35:53

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Marius, this is C# programming. Adding symbols is just the simple part. You would not be able to create hundreds of composites unless you know c# programming very well. You can contact us by email if you want us to implement this for you (we do provide paid coding services).


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