Screening performance since 1th day of year

• 05/08/2016 at 8:26 PM #6591
  Andrea Tironi

  Hi.

  Is there a way to create a screener that ishows performance since 01.01?

  Thanks.

  Andrea

  

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  05/09/2016 at 9:10 AM #6602
  Nicolas

  Hi,

  Because ProScreener has a limitation of 254 bars lookback, I coded this little indicator to compute the performance of an instrument since the first day of the year.

  once previousbar = 0 once hh = 0 once start = close if(barindex>previousbar) then previousbar=barindex hh=MAX(hh,high) var = (1-(start/hh))*100 varmax = MAX(var,varmax) endif if(year<>year[1]) then hh = 0 varmax = 0 start=close endif RETURN varmax

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  once previousbar = 0 once hh = 0 once start = close   if(barindex>previousbar) then previousbar=barindex hh=MAX(hh,high) var = (1-(start/hh))*100 varmax = MAX(var,varmax) endif   if(year<>year[1]) then hh = 0 varmax = 0 start=close endif   RETURN varmax

  You can include this one in your ProScreener with a CALL instruction or copy/paste the code in it and get the “varmax” variable to achieve what you want to do. Hope it helps.

   

  

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  05/12/2016 at 10:36 PM #6938
  Andrea Tironi

  Hi Nicholas.

  Thanks for your help.

  The indicator calculates the max year performance since start of the year.

  You code is really helpfull, i use it:

  once start = close if(year<>year[1]) then start=close endif RETURN ((close-start)/start)

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  once start = close   if(year<>year[1]) then   start=close endif   RETURN ((close-start)/start)

  And i have performancesincestartofyear indicator.

  Then, i try to create the screener.

  pssoy = call performancesincestartofyear SCREENER(pssoy as "close")

  1 2	pssoy = call performancesincestartofyear SCREENER(pssoy as "close")

  But it doesn’t work. It gives nothing.

  Can you help please?

  Thanks.

  Andrea

   

   

  

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  05/13/2016 at 8:39 AM #6955
  Nicolas

  Hi Andrea,

  This code will solve your issue I believe, I haven’t test it:

  once start = close if(year<>year[1]) then start=close endif perf = (close-start)/start SCREENER [perf] (close as "close")

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  once start = close   if(year<>year[1]) then   start=close endif   perf = (close-start)/start   SCREENER [perf] (close as "close")

   

  

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  05/13/2016 at 9:25 AM #6958
  Andrea Tironi

  Great Nicholas!

  Thank you!

  

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  05/13/2016 at 9:29 AM #6959
  Andrea Tironi

  Mhh sorry

  It give me close but i want to have perf in the screener.

   

   

  

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  05/13/2016 at 9:32 AM #6962
  Andrea Tironi

  I try this but don’t work.

   

  once start = close if(year<>year[1]) then start=close endif perf = (close-start)/start SCREENER [1] (perf as "perf")

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  once start = close   if(year<>year[1]) then   start=close endif   perf = (close-start)/start   SCREENER [1] (perf as "perf")

   

  

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  05/13/2016 at 11:47 AM #6981
  Nicolas

  The screener is really screening ‘perf’ variable. But the list is populated with the actual close only.

  Change the last line with this :

  SCREENER [perf] (perf as "perf")

  1	SCREENER [perf] (perf as "perf")

   

  

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  05/13/2016 at 2:20 PM #7005
  Andrea Tironi

  once start = close if(year<>year[1]) then start=close endif perf = (close-start)/start SCREENER [perf] (perf as "perf")

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  once start = close   if(year<>year[1]) then   start=close endif   perf = (close-start)/start   SCREENER [perf] (perf as "perf")

  It doesn’t work!

  

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  05/13/2016 at 3:19 PM #7020
  Nicolas

  I know why.. Because sometimes start=0 it creates a ‘division by zero’ error in ProScreener and then it stops and don’t give any results.

  Here is the fixed code:

  once start = close if(year<>year[1]) then start=close endif if start=0 then start=start[1] endif perf=((close-start)/start) SCREENER [1] (perf as "perf")

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  once start = close   if(year<>year[1]) then start=close endif   if start=0 then start=start[1] endif   perf=((close-start)/start)   SCREENER [1] (perf as "perf")

   

  

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  05/13/2016 at 3:36 PM #7023
  Andrea Tironi

   

  Ok thanks!

  

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  05/14/2016 at 12:18 PM #7060
  Andrea Tironi

  It’s all right!

  

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  07/09/2016 at 11:09 AM #10347
  Andrea Tironi

  The right code is:

   

  once start = close if(year<>year[1]) then start=close[1] endif if start=0 then start=start[1] endif perf=((close-start)/start)*100 SCREENER [1] (perf as "performancedainizioanno")

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  once start = close   if(year<>year[1]) then start=close[1] endif   if start=0 then start=start[1] endif   perf=((close-start)/start)*100   SCREENER [1] (perf as "performancedainizioanno")

  Previuos code don’t calculate first day of year.

  I write it if someone need it.

  Andrea

  

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