glgene 618 posts msg #126610 - Ignore glgene | 
1/6/2016 5:50:23 AM
  Is it possible to do multi-period rankings of stocks in a watchlist?
 
 I'm thinking of tracking the performance of a few primary S&P 500 Sector ETFs, based on a performance sorting routine (ROC 1 week), I would like the output to look something like this:
 
 Lastwk, Thiswk, Sym, ROC(5)%
 2 ............... 1 ..... XLK....2.35
 1.................2 ..... XLP.....2.28
 3................ 3...... XLV......2.20
 4.................4...... XLI......1.95
 6.................5...... XLU.....0.98
 
 And so on (these are made-up numbers above just to show you my concept).  As you can see, I sorted on ROC(5), and I included the corresponding ranking number on the "Thiswk" column.  But how to show both the "Thiswk" and "Lastwk" corresponding ranking numbers (1 thru 9, for example)? I put the dots there (.) merely as an alignment feature in this write-up; I know the dots would not be present in the final output.
 
 Is this doable in StockFetcher?  Sure hope so!
 
 Gene in FL
 
 
 
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glgene 618 posts msg #126721 - Ignore glgene | 
1/14/2016 5:26:03 AM
  Kevin,
 
 Since you are the Maestro here (that's a compliment), is my ranking question in this thread doable with StockFetcher scripting, covering "multiple" time periods, such as...
 
 13 wks. ago... 4 wks. ago...2 wks. ago... Last week (past 5 days)
 
 Gene in FL
 
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Kevin_in_GA 4,599 posts msg #126725 - Ignore Kevin_in_GA | 
1/14/2016 12:01:16 PM
  Here is how I code for a ranking of key asset classes (SPY, IWM, AGG, EFA) over a specified time frame.  This base code should meet your needs.  If you want to look at ranking the previous week, just set up a second set of user defined variables that have "1 week ago" at the end.
 
  	    
 
 
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glgene 618 posts msg #126726 - Ignore glgene | 
1/14/2016 1:02:59 PM
  Thanks much, Kevin...
 
 The ranking info, incorporated within your script, is precisely what I'm talking about.  Great!  I need ~4 interval periods, so let me begin work.  You have shown me the way. I'll report back with my work-in-progress as I proceed; I'm sure it will need some help along the way.  You are the Maestro... I am not.
 
 Gene in FL
 
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