Thank alot, Yes, I want to discuss about d.
That is finding stocks which is having the max Volume at price (at the current price, we have max cumulated volume from the beginning to now) Regards, --- In [email protected], "brian_z111" <brian_z...@...> wrote: > > > > > I want to find tickers that is dealing in the largest/max volume at > > price. Pls help me to complete an afl to get that. Thanks. > > > > > Which data provider are you using .... Yahoo or a paid subscription? > > Which market are you following? > > (if you are not sure I suggest you start with free Yahoo/Amiquote and > use the US equities markets as your training examples). > > > Do you mean: > > a) the stocks trading at the highest volume? > b) high capital value stocks? > c) the stocks trading with the highest liquidity? > d) something to do with Volume At Price charts? > > Answers: > > a) look at Yahoo site >> Investing >> market stats > > http://finance.yahoo.com/actives?e=us > > note: data is cleared on the weekend ready for the new week > > OR > > Filter = 1; > AddColumn(Volume,"Volume",1.0,1); > > Save formula and run as an exploration on all stocks with N = 1 > > OR > > Filter = Volume > 1000000;//enter any number you want to use the limit > AddColumn(Volume,"Volume",1.0,1); > > b) register Amiquote > download fundamental data for US stocks > reference fundamental data in AFL (look in help manual for that) > > liquidity = shares float * price; > > (you can also use shares outstanding ... many indexes now use float) > > then use filter in an exploration as above > > c) liquidity = close * volume; > > as above > > d) sorry I don't use VAP charts > > Note - if you are going to use Yahoo please search the knowledge base > for info on Yahoo volume - vol is adjusted and you need to understand > that. > > http://www.amibroker.com/kb/category/data/ > > Good luck > > brian_z > > > > --- In [email protected], "lyhungvpsc" <lyhungvpsc@> wrote: > > > > I want to find tickers that is dealing in the largest/max volume at > > price. Pls help me to complete an afl to get that. Thanks. > > >
