THOMAS HELGET![]() Elite ![]() ![]() Posts: 610 Joined: 3/22/2006 Location: BALDWINSVILLE, NEW YORK ![]() | Guys, Guys: Why didn't you just ask? I agree with you - I too want to know what the projection for is for this month and next month as well as this quarter and next quarter. So, attached are four Indicators that can be put in the Focus List as Indicator Columns or plotted on the price chart. You need to enter two things as Parameters - the number of years lookback and either the Mean, Direction, Standard Deviation or z-score that you want the value for. Also you should check the reported or plotted value against the Seasonality Module to make sure you are getting what you think you should be getting. And you will periodically have to adjust things as the years pass. For example here is the z-score for PZZA this month (0.18) and for next month (3.13) shown displayed in a Focus List Indicator Column: You can also do the same for the Quarterly Values. WARNING! WARNING! WILL ROBINSON! These values take a while to calculate so if you are going to run this over a large symbol list put your face mask on and go out to Papa John's and get a pizza observing the correct social distancing. You should note that you really only have to run the To Do List once a month (or once a quarter) as these values will not change often. Also make sure that your profile has enough bars to do the calculation you desire. You will require data for one more year than you are looking to do your calculations for (above 10 years) so you should start your data from at least January 1, 2009. For safety above I started at January 1, 2008. If a stock's price history doesn't go back that far no value will be shown on the chart or Focus List. These indicators took a real long time to perfect and I hope you will enjoy them and that it might prompt Nirvana Systems to update the Seasonality Module to include something like them (running hopefully faster) in the future. Tom Helget [Edited by THOMAS HELGET on 8/26/2020 12:22 PM] ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |