Great Service! + Liquidity question.
in Scanning
I would just like to firstly say that stockcharts is a great service. After getting used to the syntax of scanning, my scans are working perfectly and are very helpful. My last question was fixed very well.
I just noticed that the term Liquidity is used in somebody's scan they sent in, but I cannot find a definition for this function on the website.
Could someone tell me how this function is calculated? Many thanks,
Dave.
I just noticed that the term Liquidity is used in somebody's scan they sent in, but I cannot find a definition for this function on the website.
Could someone tell me how this function is calculated? Many thanks,
Dave.
0
Comments
-
You are correct that a site search for "liquidity" does not find this entry, which is unfortunate.
But, all terms available in the drop downs on the Advanced Scan page are explained here:
stockcharts.com/docs/doku.php?id=scans:advanced_scan_workbench
This page is available through the "Instructions" link at the bottom left of the page. You have to scroll down a ways to find Liquidity. It is defined as close x volume.0
Categories
- All Categories
- 2.4K StockCharts
- 397 SharpCharts
- 146 Other Charting Tools
- 69 Saved Charts and ChartLists
- 1.5K Scanning
- 74 Data Issues
- 177 Other StockCharts Questions
- 224 Technical Analysis
- 155 Using Technical Analysis
- 6 InterMarket and International
- 19 Market and Breadth Indicators
- 44 Market Analysis
- 109 Trading
- 109 Trading Strategies
- 162 S.C.A.N the StockCharts Answer Network forum
- 64 Using this StockCharts Answer Network forum
- 98 s.c.a.n. archives
- 7 Off-Topic
- 7 The Cogitation & Rumination Emporium
- Forum Test Area
