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I Think this will do:
backP = 260;shortP = 10;sumNewHigh = sum(
hhv(H,backP)==H, shortP);graph0 = sumNewHigh;filter = sumNewHigh >=
2;
You can change the backP (define the 52 week) or shortP
(define your "in a short period of time") and also you can change the last line
to specified the number of new high you want)
Best
Jon.
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<A title=njpowell@xxxx
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To: <A title=amibroker@xxxxxxxxxx
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Sent: Friday, November 16, 2001 8:57
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Subject: [amibroker] Re: New 52 week
high/low exploration
Thanks David for the reply but I think there has been a
misunderstanding. I can already pick the high for a stock with no
problem. What I'm trying to do is screen for stocks that after they
break into a new 52 week high, follow that high with 2 or more 52 week
highs in a short period of time. I don't want to select a stock that
makes a high once or twice and then falls down because it can't go higher,
what I want is to find stock that breaks the 52 week high and continues to
go higher. The buy signal would be given only if the stock continues
to break into multiple new highs. Nathan--- In
amibroker@xxxx, "David Holzgrefe" <dtholz@xxxx> wrote:>
> > here's the code for highs for 260 periods , 12 mths as for
the rest im sure someone will add that for you > > >
> alltimehigh = LastValue( HHV( High, 260 ) );// change periods to
suit > > > alltimehighbar = ValueWhen( High ==
alltimehigh, Cum(1) );> > alltimeyear = ValueWhen( High ==
alltimehigh, Year() );> > alltimemonth = ValueWhen( High ==
alltimehigh, Month() );> > alltimeday = ValueWhen( High ==
alltimehigh, Day() );> > > /*** Commantary ***/>
> "All time highest was " + WriteVal( alltimehigh );> >
"on the " + WriteVal( alltimeyear, 1 ) + "." + WriteVal( alltimemonth, 1 )
+ "." + WriteVal( alltimeday, 1 );> > /* Draw also a buy arrow
on highest day */> > cond1 = High == alltimehigh
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