Hi Plaything. Regarding Intra-week data - I think the data is presented as it occurs, minute by minute, and the bars, candlesticks, or whatever, reflect up-to-the-minute data. (Delayed 20 minutes in most cases unless you've subscribed for real-time data.) That data; the weekly open, high, low, and daily close are reflected in the candlesticks until the Friday close becomes the Weekly close. So Monday open is Weekly open. Friday close is weekly close. And the maximum high and low on whatever day those occur become the Weekly high and low.
As far as I know the bars or candlesticks aren't highlighted to indicate they are intra-week.
When is the Friday closing data available?
For most stocks and indexes, the closing data is available just after the markets close (I believe). I'm not often around Friday after the close to look at it.
For some things (for example Gold - $GOLD) the data is only updated once a day, and that usually happens around 9:00PM.
I don't know how you would scan for "Max MACD over 260 days", or "Max RSI(14) over 260 days".
With MACD, you'd have to decide whether to scan for the MACD Momentum Line, Signal Line, or Histogram,
but after you decided that, I don't know how you would define the scan to search for a Maximum over 260 days. Sorry.
I do run some scans based on the RSI and CCI reaching certain levels. I'm not scanning for a maximum, simply scanning for a breach of say the 30 level on the RSI.
That's simple enough to do with the Standard Scan engine.
Cush |
