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Scanning for Income & Relative Strength | Exploring thinkorswim | 7-9-24
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Exploring thinkorswim | Brent Moors | 7-9-24
Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options. bit.ly/2v9tH6D
In this webcast we discussed scanning on the thinkorswim Platform using the Stock Hacker. We discussed how to use both basic filter and customized filters to create a scan that is customized to your needs. We used examples of both income stocks (fundamental) and relative strength (technical).
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(Scripts are for educational purposes only, are not a recommendation, and are not guaranteed for time or accuracy.)
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Early Morning Movers Bearish Scan: !87d8N7gj
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Thanks for the class Brent.
You're welcome. ^BM
In the last CCL chart relative strength of SPX ( red flat line) was higher than CCL. The values were also higher. Can you clarify how to read that chart. Thanks.
The red line indicates where the SPX started for whatever time frame (eg. 6 months) is showing on the graph. So if the stock RS line is above that line it has been outperforming for that timeframe, but you can also look at the RS line to see along the way periods of outperformance (when sloping up) or underperformance (when sloping down). ^BM
I had the same question since Brent said the stock was trading BETTER than the SPX but since the RS data line was below the SPX read line that was NOT the case so it shouldnt have shown up in the scan if it was working correctly?
same question as Natramnia.. looks like the you are comparing the SPX RS to be higher than SPX RS looking back 21 days ..
also does it matter in what order you place the filters in the scan ?? as in programming.
filter 1 price between $10 and $50
filter 2 earning YOY 10 %
does the scan return stocks matching filter 1... then filter that return for earning ????
As always enjoy your classes
Yes, we are looking for RS line to be higher than it was 21 trading days ago. That would indicate that over the last 21 days, the stock has outperformed the SPX. It may still be below the red line. That just indicates that the stock has underperformed for the time frame of the whole chart. It doesn't make a difference what order you place your filters in. The stocks that come up in the scan need to meet all the filter criteria. Hope that helps. ^BM
@@tradertalkswebcasts Tks for the reply.. sometimes things are not what they look like....