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Thomas
2012-04-28 05:53:34


Hello,

can the Qantshare Stockscreener be used to find longterm trending stocks like SBUX?

The critera would be:

1) Stock is within 5% of 2 Years-High
2) It increased at least 10% every 6 month during the last 2 Years.

Best Regards

Thomas



QuantShare
2012-04-28 06:45:57

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Hello Thomas,

Yes of course, QuantShare can find these stocks.

Here is the formula:

barsPerMonth = 25;
hhv2 = hhv(close, barsPerMonth*24); // High close price for the last 2 years
dishigh = ((hhv2 / close) - 1) * 100; // Distance from highest (%)
rule1 = dishigh < 5;

perf6M = perf(close, barsPerMonth*6); // 6-month return
perf6M_0 = perf6M > 10;
perf6M_1 = ref(perf6M, barsPerMonth*6) > 10; // ref: reference 6-month return 6 months ago
perf6M_2 = ref(perf6M, barsPerMonth*12) > 10;
perf6M_3 = ref(perf6M, barsPerMonth*18) > 10;
rule2 = perf6M_0 and perf6M_1 and perf6M_2 and perf6M_3;

filter = rule1 and rule2;


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- Create a new pane
- Right click on the pane (chart) then select "Edit Formula"
- Type the above formula, add the next line then click on "Update Graph".

plot(filter, "", colorBlue);




Thomas
2012-04-28 16:42:22

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Thank you very much, your Software seems to be very powerful.


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