Hello!
Please tell me anybody, how can I sort selections by volume in automation and then select 2nd volume fav for example?
Traded volume
Real life is getting more like the GeeGees
"Posted at 14:11
Leaving it to the last five minutes
Reuters has a good story about how a growing portion of trading in European stock markets is happening in the final five minutes of the business day.
Why does this matter, I hear you ask? Automated investments like exchange-traded funds use end-of-day pricing for their own valuations and they make up a bigger and bigger portion of investments.
This has led to concerns over whether enough shares are changing hands to make for accurate pricing.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/business-49367813"
"Posted at 14:11
Leaving it to the last five minutes
Reuters has a good story about how a growing portion of trading in European stock markets is happening in the final five minutes of the business day.
Why does this matter, I hear you ask? Automated investments like exchange-traded funds use end-of-day pricing for their own valuations and they make up a bigger and bigger portion of investments.
This has led to concerns over whether enough shares are changing hands to make for accurate pricing.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/business-49367813"
Could maybe load all selections in the Watchlist and sort them by traded volume, then either click on #2's price or drag him over and deploy a servant, or add your bot on the selection as a guardian nomination.
The volume would be interchanging alot between selections, so if thats not fast enough and it is fully automated you are looking for.
I guess you could also try:
Store volume traded of every selection
Set a signal if a selections stored value is greater than all the other selections stored values, and store a value for #1 with the selections traded volume.
Another signal with a condition that volume traded on the selection is greater than all the others traded volume, and that the first signal has triggered, and is less than stored value #1 - also store volume traded #2
Use this signal to trigger
Then probably set a timer or something, before a reset signal rule is run that clears all signals
The volume would be interchanging alot between selections, so if thats not fast enough and it is fully automated you are looking for.
I guess you could also try:
Store volume traded of every selection
Set a signal if a selections stored value is greater than all the other selections stored values, and store a value for #1 with the selections traded volume.
Another signal with a condition that volume traded on the selection is greater than all the others traded volume, and that the first signal has triggered, and is less than stored value #1 - also store volume traded #2
Use this signal to trigger
Then probably set a timer or something, before a reset signal rule is run that clears all signals