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jiten_ch
9 posts
msg #153298
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7/26/2020 3:24:16 PM

new to the stockfetcher. I want to trade companies which are listed less than 10 years .Can someone please how to itentify them with filters.

xarlor
585 posts
msg #153299
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7/26/2020 4:40:15 PM

Welcome jiten_ch! Here you go:

Fetcher[
set{v3,volume 3 years ago}
set{v6,v3 3 years ago}
set{v9,v6 3 years ago}
set{v10,v9 1 year ago}
v10 equals 0
]



jiten_ch
9 posts
msg #153302
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7/26/2020 6:31:17 PM

Thanks, for anwering.
what is the thinking behind it ?. i mean why use volume as attribute and increment by 3?

xarlor
585 posts
msg #153304
Ignore xarlor
7/26/2020 9:20:25 PM

Correction on the previous filter, use this one instead:

Fetcher[
set{v3,volume 3 years ago}
set{v6,v3 3 years ago}
set{v9,v6 3 years ago}
set{v10,v9 1 year ago}
count(v10 equals 0,252) equals 252
]



Stockfetcher only allows historical lookups up to 3 years. So you have to do some sneaky coding to go back further. As for using volume, it's the easiest way to find a company that didn't exist in a given time frame: by 0 volume. For example, here are companies that IPOed in the last 2 months:

Fetcher[
count(volume 2 months ago equals 0,252) equals 252
]





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