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Hello,
1. Yes you can in a numerous ways:
a) at the formula level:
Filter = Close > 10 AND Close < 100;
Buy= Filter AND your original formula;
Sell= Filter AND your original
formula;
you can also use Exclude variable in the
backtester
Exclude = LastValue( Close ) < 10 OR LastValue( Close )
> 100;
The result of such scan/backtest can be saved into the watch
list
for futher work
b) you can put the stocks into one of the 32 available watch
lists
and scan/backtest only them (Filter button in the Automatic
Analysis)
2. Yes - just use Exploration featureas
described in the
"Tutorial: How to create your own
exploration " section ofthe
User's guide.
Best regards,Tomasz Janeczkoamibroker.com
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Brian
Elijah
To: <A title=amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="">amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Sunday, December 09, 20016:13
AM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] WealthLab v.
Amibroker
TJ,
I want to Thank you for helping me and putting up
with my slowness in learning Amibroker and its functions. I am really enjoying
the Indicator Builder and Automatic Analysis.
I have a questions related to scanning. I get my
data from TC2000.
1)I can in TC
limit my stocks/Universe to a price limit (like only view stocks that fall
within a certain price range) Can I limit like that with
Amibroker?
2) Amibroker is helping me to backtest and find a
trading system to fit me. How can I then scan for stocks that fit that system
or criteria?
I have read ahead and saw the features in
Amibroker Version 4 which I see will answer my questions by directly linking
into TC2000, but I was looking to see if or how I can do it now?
Thanks,
Brian
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>From:
Tomasz Janeczko
To: <A title=amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxx
href="">amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2001 6:36
AM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Wealth Lab v.
Amibroker
Hello,Wealth-Lab is a nice product, but it is
hard to compare it toAmiBroker because while Wealth-Lab is strictly
focusedon trading system development, AmiBroker takes broader
approachto technical analysis.I probably can not be objective
comparing AmiBroker to WealthLab (sorry),so let me show just a few
things.As far the languages are considered: WealthScript is
powerful, greatfor trading system development, but still (AFAIK) you can
not do composite indicators as describedin the <A
href="">http://www.amibroker.com/newsletter/12-2001.htmlIn
AmiBroker you can link fundamental data from outside (seePeter
Gialames's Float analysis) and use it in scans/back
tests.WealthScript performs operations bar by bar therefore
slowerthan array-based AFL. Try optimizing your trading systemon
1000 stocks and you will see what is the difference.The comparision
is also troublesome because WealthLab 2 sells for $500while AmiBroker is
$69.Bottom line:If the price is not your concern and all you
want to do is tradingsystem development then WealthLab is worth
considering.On the other hand :-)As AmiBroker evolves pretty
fast, it will pass all the competition soon :-)Best
regards,Tomasz Janeczkoamibroker.com ----- Original
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the process of selecting some TA software, and have narrowed > it
down to Wealth Lab and Amibroker. I am not concerned about the >
price of the programs(development time dwarfs the cost of the >
software.)> > I would be interested in hearing your opinions
about the relative > merits of the two systems. The Wealth Lab
language seems more > powerful, but the ability to use VBScript or
_javascript_ I think > negates this advantage.> >
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