Number of shares after split.

[decoder]

Hi, is there an indicator that calculates the number of shares that i have after the stock has split or reverse split? Thank you for your time.

 

[decoder]

Scheduled splits aren't locked to a specific predictable ratio like 2:1, and there's no way to access that type of information from thinkscript. After the fact though, I suppose you could just use GetQuantity(). I would need more information on what you intend to do with this to give you a better answer.

Hi Joshua, what I am looking for is an indicator with an input for the number of shares that divides by the split ratio. hopefully that makes sense. TIA

 

[halcyonguy]

Hi, is there an indicator that calculates the number of shares that i have after the stock has split or reverse split? Thank you for your time.

i looked and found 2 split functions that i didn't know existed.
maybe this can be used, to make something?
i modified one of the examples

https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/...Functions/Corporate-Actions/GetSplitNumerator
https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/...nctions/Corporate-Actions/GetSplitDenominator

#split_ratio

#https://usethinkscript.com/threads/number-of-shares-after-split.17266/
#Number of shares after split.

def na = double.nan;
def bn = barnumber();

#GetSplitDenominator()
#Returns the split denominator for the current symbol.
AddVerticalLine(!IsNaN(GetSplitDenominator()), if GetSplitNumerator() > GetSplitDenominator()
    then "Split!"
    else "Reverse Split!", Color.cyan);

# example
# Returns a split numerator for the current symbol.
input initialPosition = 100;
def position = CompoundValue(1, if !IsNaN(GetSplitDenominator()) then (position[1] * GetSplitNumerator() / GetSplitDenominator()) 
    else position[1], initialPosition);
#plot CurrentPosition = position;

addchartbubble(bn > 1 and position[1] != position[0], high*1.01,
(GetSplitNumerator() + " / " + GetSplitDenominator()) + "\n" +
(GetSplitNumerator() / GetSplitDenominator())
, color.yellow, yes);
#

GVP day split on 10/30

split calendar
https://www.investing.com/stock-split-calendar/

 

[decoder]

i looked and found 2 split functions that i didn't know existed.
maybe this can be used, to make something?
i modified one of the examples

https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/...Functions/Corporate-Actions/GetSplitNumerator
https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/...nctions/Corporate-Actions/GetSplitDenominator

#split_ratio

#https://usethinkscript.com/threads/number-of-shares-after-split.17266/
#Number of shares after split.

def na = double.nan;
def bn = barnumber();

#GetSplitDenominator()
#Returns the split denominator for the current symbol.
AddVerticalLine(!IsNaN(GetSplitDenominator()), if GetSplitNumerator() > GetSplitDenominator()
    then "Split!"
    else "Reverse Split!", Color.cyan);

# example
# Returns a split numerator for the current symbol.
input initialPosition = 100;
def position = CompoundValue(1, if !IsNaN(GetSplitDenominator()) then (position[1] * GetSplitNumerator() / GetSplitDenominator())
    else position[1], initialPosition);
#plot CurrentPosition = position;

addchartbubble(bn > 1 and position[1] != position[0], high*1.01,
(GetSplitNumerator() + " / " + GetSplitDenominator()) + "\n" +
(GetSplitNumerator() / GetSplitDenominator())
, color.yellow, yes);
#

GVP day split on 10/30

split calendar
https://www.investing.com/stock-split-calenda

thanks! halcyonguy the second example its exactly what i was looking for, is there any way you guys could add a cumulative split ratio to that? for instance TOPS had 2 splits in the last 2 years 1-20 and 1-12 that will be a total of 240 split ratio, thanks for your help.