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A simple question - why do both calculations have to be done separately since you are averaging them?
If I said:
Positionscore = (RSI(15) + MACD())/2; wouldn't that give the result you're looking for?
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "atilla" <atilla@xxx> wrote:
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> Supposed I have two different criteria I want to rank my list of symbols for my rotation script by - Criteria A and Criteria B. The values end up like this:
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> Criteria A & Criteria B have raw values (ie RSI, MACD, whatever, but they're distinct values and not related), the symbols are then ranked by those values to create the criteria ranking below.
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> Symbol Criteria A (Ranking) Criteria B (Ranking)
> IBM 1 5
> AAPL 4 1
> GOOG 3 3
> INTC 5 4
> DELL 2 2
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> Now I want to buy the symbol w/ the lowest average ranking, in this case DELL (2+2)/2 = 2. I know how to flipflop PositionScore to buy the lowest, my question is, how can i rank across a watchlist prior to setting the PositionScore for the actual buy-sig ranking?
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> Thanks.
>
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