Jim and Joe and Group,
 
I got fascinated by your ideas and started doing a bit of playing around.
Came up with an Adjustable Exploration that automatically saves to a
Watchlist . Hope you find this useful.
 
Code follows, just cut and paste into Formula Window.
 
// I have adapted this AFL from one that Joe Landry posted recently.
// Here is an Exploration that allows you to use Quotes Plus extra data to
scan for
// IBD like rising stocks, and automatically put them into a Watchlist. You
have the
// ability to tailor your Parameters each time you run the Exploration by
choosing the 
// Parameters button in Auto Analysis Screen. 
// If you look at how the code is structured I am sure you can make many
useful
// modifications for your own use.
// Enjoy, Don Lindberg
EPSRank=GetExtraData("epsrank");
QRSRank=GetExtraData("qrs");
ROE=GetExtraData("ROE");
Qprank = EPSRank+QRSRank+RSI(10) ;
Ep=Param( "EPS Rank", 85, 75, 100, 1);
Qp=Param( "QRS Rank", 85, 75, 100, 1); 
Re=Param( "ROE",15,10,1000,1);
Rs=Param( "RSI",75,60,100,1);
 
Score = Filter= C>10 AND MA(V,10)>150000 AND EPSRank>ep AND ROE>re AND
QRSRank >qp AND RSI(10)>rs;
If (LastValue(Score))
{
CategoryAddSymbol( "", categoryWatchlist, 22 ); // Put your own Watchlist
number in here.
}
AddColumn(Close,"close",1.2);
AddColumn(qprank," QPR",1.2); 
AddColumn (EPSRank," EPS Rank",1.2);
AddColumn (QRSRank," QRS Rank",1.2);
AddColumn (ROE," ROE",1.2);
AddColumn (RSI(10) ," RSI",1.2);
AddColumn (Volume," Volume",1.0);
AddColumn (MACD() ,"MACD" ,1.2);
AddColumn (ADX() ,"ADX",1.);
 
-------Original Message-------
 
From: Joe Landry
Date: 12/09/06 05:10:43
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [amibroker] help on a watchlist
 
Jim - This works, and it's a case of where IIF is not used.  You're not 
operating on arrays and I think you want to control the flow of the AFL code
  
To try it out select for a filter a market (eg NASDAQ) and select 1 bar for
the range, run Explore
HTH
JOE  
qprank = GetExtraData("epsrank")+GetExtraData("qrs")+RSI(6) ;
score = Filter= C>4 AND MA(V,11)>150000 AND qprank > 200;
if (LastValue(Score))
{
CategoryAddSymbol( "", categoryWatchlist, 7 );
}
AddColumn(qprank,"QPR"); 
AddColumn(Close,"close",1.2);
AddColumn (Volume,"volume",1.0);
AddColumn (MACD() ,"macd" ,1.2);
AddColumn (ADX() ,"adx",1.);
----- Original Message ----- 
From: JIM WIEHE 
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Saturday, December 09, 2006 5:39 AM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] help on a watchlist


thanks but i already tried that one, it did not work
either. the results were the same as my other method
in that all the common stocks go into the watchlist. 

--- Anthony Faragasso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> qprank =
> GetExtraData("epsrank")+GetExtraData("qrs")+RSI(6) ;
> 
> Filter= C>4 AND MA(V,11)>150000 AND qprank>200;
> 
> CategoryAddSymbol( "", categoryWatchlist, 7 );
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: jim_wiehe 
> To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com 
> Sent: Saturday, December 09, 2006 5:24 AM
> Subject: [amibroker] help on a watchlist
> 
> 
> I am trying to be a little more productive with a
> prefilter 
> performed on common stocks. My goal is to have the
> basic prescan 
> place the results automatically into a watchlist.
> My results are the 
> complete list of common stocks going into the
> watchlist. AA menu 
> produces accurate results but what's going into
> the watchlist is 
> not. Anybody have a suggestion?
> 
> qprank =
> GetExtraData("epsrank")+GetExtraData("qrs")+RSI(6) ;
> IIf(Filter= C>4 AND MA(V,11)>150000 AND
> qprank>200,CategoryAddSymbol
> ( "", categoryWatchlist, 7 ),0 );
> 
> AddColumn(Close,"close",1.2);
> AddColumn (Volume,"volume",1.0);
> AddColumn (MACD() ,"macd" ,1.2);
> AddColumn (ADX() ,"adx",1.);
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Jim
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>
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