Code for % increase of volume between 2 bars

• 08/13/2020 at 7:14 AM #141493
  Marcel van Vliet

  Hi,

  For a new stock screener I am looking for a code to filter the volume higher then 0%. Instead of volume<0. This way the negative volume can be filtered out. The code volume<0% seems not to work. Does anyone have a solution to tackle this?

  Thank you.

  

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  08/13/2020 at 8:35 AM #141495
  Nicolas

  Percentage of what please? In order to calculate of percentage of something, the Volume must be compared to another Volume, but on what basis? The Volume from yesterday or .. ?

  

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  08/13/2020 at 9:55 AM #141499
  Marcel van Vliet

  Hi Nicolas,

  Thanks for your quick reply. I am looking for the daily volume and the percentage which is generated with it of a stock symbol . I would like to filter this  mentioned percentage above zero and from high percentage volume to low. This way the screener select only stocks with an upward volume and place the stocks with the most upward volume on top of the screening results.

  I hope this make sense to you.

  Best regards,

  Marcel van Vliet

  

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  08/13/2020 at 10:40 AM #141502
  Nicolas

  ok, but:

  Nicolas wrote:

  In order to calculate of percentage of something, the Volume must be compared to another Volume

  Which volume to compare with? The ones from X days ago? An average of Y period? Please explain.

  

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  10/14/2020 at 6:44 PM #147420
  Marcel van Vliet

  Hi Nicolas,

  The code for volume>0% compared with the volume[1] is what I am still looking for. I posted another question for a similar kind of code today in which the same coding rule is also required.

  Please help me out on this.

  

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  10/15/2020 at 1:17 PM #147482
  Nicolas

  Change of volume between 2 bars in percentage:

  a = (volume-volume[1])/volume[1]*100 return a

  1 2 3

  a = (volume-volume[1])/volume[1]*100   return a

   

  

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