DudeDastic
Member
Hi all,
New to this community, so please forgive me if I've posted in the wrong area.
I recently read an article on vantagepointtrading.com that made use of something called a high-volatility stock screen/scanner. This tool is used to find stocks that move a good deal on a daily basis. The example code given in the article runs on StockFetcher.com, but I'd like to to convert it to a scanner on TOS. Here's the code:
My scanner skills are nonexistent as I know nothing about using scanners in TOS. I think I understand the code above enough to know the numbers should be changeable inputs and that the "add column" bits add new columns to the results.
Can someone out there give me a hand? Your help is greatly needed and appreciated.
New to this community, so please forgive me if I've posted in the wrong area.
I recently read an article on vantagepointtrading.com that made use of something called a high-volatility stock screen/scanner. This tool is used to find stocks that move a good deal on a daily basis. The example code given in the article runs on StockFetcher.com, but I'd like to to convert it to a scanner on TOS. Here's the code:
Code:
show stocks where the average day range (50) is above 4.5%
and Price is between $5 and $150
and Average volume (50) is greater than 4000000
and average volume (10) is greater than 4000000
and exchange is not amex
add column Average Volume (30)
add column Average Day Range (30)
My scanner skills are nonexistent as I know nothing about using scanners in TOS. I think I understand the code above enough to know the numbers should be changeable inputs and that the "add column" bits add new columns to the results.
Can someone out there give me a hand? Your help is greatly needed and appreciated.