Scan for stocks that trade near high with 10 cents or closer

[DORAZI]

I try to find a scan that searches for stocks that trade with difference between High and Last trade is less or equal to 0.15 cents ( i set that number)

I moved from StreetSmart edge with Schwab to TOS and i cannot find this scan option in thinkorswim which Edge had.

Any help is appreciated.

thanks

can someone tell me how to set up a scan for stocks that trade intraday high or close to high with option to set for example 5 cents away from high , on street smart edge i set it as follows
last trade is greater than 2$
and high is difference between high and last rade is less than equal to 5 cents
and volume is greater than 100k

any help is appreciatedoin how to set up the scan in TOS

thanks

 

[XeoNoX]

here are two options you have. one option is using the built in scan as shown in the screenshot attached which scans for 200,000 volume minimum and trading near 1% of current day high .


option#2 is you can use the thinkscript code below to scan for 200,000 volume minimum and trading near within 15 cents of the current day high . (MAKE SURE YOU SET THE AGGREGATION PERIOD TO "D" for DAY):

def vol = Volume>200000;
def high_dif = high-close;
plot scan = high_dif<=.15;

 

[DORAZI]

here are two options you have. one option is using the built in scan as shown in the screenshot attached which scans for 200,000 volume minimum and trading near 1% of current day high .


option#2 is you can use the thinkscript code below to scan for 200,000 volume minimum and trading near within 15 cents of the current day high . (MAKE SURE YOU SET THE AGGREGATION PERIOD TO "D" for DAY):

def vol = Volume>200000;
def high_dif = high-close;
plot scan = high_dif<=.15;

OMG just saw your post, I will try it out, thank you so much i really appreciate it. I will let you know if i got it to work.

 

[XeoNoX]

OMG just saw your post, I will try it out, thank you so much i really appreciate it. I will let you know if i got it to work.

just as a friendly tip, you might also want to check out the stock (built in) "high low graph" column which might help you as well, especially if you sort by it. i have a feeling you may like it if you utilize it properly.
you can find more about it on this thread
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/high-low-graph.8576/