All Results From A Screener

• 04/17/2017 at 5:54 PM #32333
  Geester

  Hello,

  Is it possible to see all the result from a Screener rather than just 50? If so, how?

  Many thanks! 🙂

  –G

   

  

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  04/17/2017 at 10:42 PM #32366
  GraHal

  Only way would be to apply a filter in the code (on the 50 cut off criteria) so as to see the 2nd 50, then 3rd 50 etc.

  The list is limited to 50 hits. You can reverse the sort and see the last 50. Daft isn’t it?

  That’s all I can offer G

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  04/17/2017 at 10:45 PM #32367
  Geester

  Hi GraHal,

  Thanks for the heads-up. Yup, if that’s the case, it’s really daft!

  Not too sure how I can filter for this. Everything that satisfies my criteria, I want to see. It really is a binary condition. They either work, or they don’t.

  Cheers!

  

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  04/18/2017 at 10:18 AM #32404
  GraHal

  I guess you’d have to filter on the Markets / Instruments over which you run the Screener … select a few markets to get less than 50 hits, then do a screen shot of results, then deselect and select a new set of markets and so on?

  Or add an extra criteria in the code (just for filtering purposes) which can be filter by value … mmm volume, value of MACD Line, Moving Average(500) value  … so as not to exclude hits from your intended ‘binary criteria’?

  Just a few thoughts
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  04/18/2017 at 10:46 AM #32416
  Geester

  Hey GraHal,

  Many thanks for the suggestions and ideas. It seems that this limit is to do with “Personal Lists” that are restricted to 50 (and 100 in the bigger package). PRT must just dump the results of the screener into a list and that’s where the restriction is.

  For me, I could add RSI as a trending factor or, perhaps duplicate the query and filter through price range. Given what PRT is capable of, it seems a pretty crazy issue to have to contend with. Very odd indeed.

  Cheers!

  

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