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stock data
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BUYCOUNT1 Buy a quantity
Meaning: the number of entrustment price corresponding to the entrustment quantity.
Used for: real time cycle of stocks.
BUYCOUNT2 Buy two
Meaning: the number of delegate purchase price corresponding to two.
Used for: real time cycle of stocks.
BUYCOUNT3 Buy three quantities
Meaning: the number of delegate purchase price corresponding to three.
Used for: real time cycle of stocks.
BUYPRICE Purchase
Meaning: the principal buying price of the transaction. That is, the purchase price for details.
Used for: the closing period of individual stock transactions.
BUYPRICE1 Buy one
Meaning: the price of a commissioned purchase price.
Used for: real time cycle of stocks.
BUYPRICE2 Buy two
Meaning: commissioned to buy two of the price.
Used for: real time cycle of stocks.
BUYPRICE3 Buy three
Meaning: commissioned to buy three of the price.
Used for: real time cycle of stocks.
FIVEDAYVOL Total five days
Meaning: the volume of transactions in the past five days.
Used for all cycles of stocks. (mainly used to calculate the ratio).
MINE Is there a thunder
PERVOL Price ratio Ratio
SELLCOUNT1 Sell one volume
Meaning: the number of commissioned consigned prices.
Used for: real time cycle of stocks.
SELLCOUNT2 Double volume
Meaning: the number of entrustment selling price corresponding to two.
Used for: real time cycle of stocks.
SELLCOUNT3 Selling three quantities
Meaning: the number of entrustment selling price corresponding to three.
Used for: real time cycle of stocks.
SELLPRICE Sell out
Meaning: the selling price at the time of the transaction. That is, the selling price for the details of the transaction.
Used for: the closing period of individual stock transactions.
SELLPRICE1 Sell one price
Meaning: the price of a selling price.
Used for: real time cycle of stocks.
SELLPRICE2 Sale price
Meaning: the selling price is two.
Used for: real time cycle of stocks.
SELLPRICE3 Sell trivalent
Meaning: the selling price is three.
Used for: real time cycle of stocks.
VOLAMOUNT Number of transactions
Meaning: when the period is “real time”, it is the number of transactions on that day. When the period is “minute K line” and “day K line”, the number of transactions is one minute and one day respectively.
It is used for real-time, minute K-line and daily K-line cycle.
VOLCLASS Volume classification
The relationship between the value and the price of the transaction is as follows: “3” is “transaction price <= buy three price”, “2” is “buy three price < trade price <= buy two price”, “1” is “buy two price < trade price <= buy one price”, “0” is “buy one price <”; trade price <Price & lt; Sell one price; Sell one price; Sell two price; Sell two price; Sell two price; Sell three price; Sell three price; Sell three price; Sell three price; Sell two price. (note that the price of the purchase and sale here refers to the last time.The price is the same as the internal and external disk principle. It can also be classified as “volume classification” as a more detailed internal and external disk.
Used for real time, time sharing and transaction details of individual stocks.
Gem index contribution
Interval volume
Interval contribution
Interval increase
Ten file delegate distribution
Five hundred file delegate distribution
Index contribution of small and medium board
futures data
CURRDELTA Present deficiency and real degree
DAYINTERST Daily increase in warehouse
DAYINTERST2 Window of the day
HISHIGH The highest in history
HISLOW The lowest history
LOWERLIM Limit down
NOWINTERST increase one’s position size
OI open interest
That is, the unliquidated contract refers to the total number of contracts that have not been reversed by the buyers and sellers.
The size of the position reflects the size of the market transactions, but also reflects the size of the current price differences between short and long sides.
PREDELTA Yesterday’s false and real degree
PREINTEREST Last hold
QHJSJ Futures settlement price
RANGE_AVG_PRICE Average price in the plate
SETTLE Settlement price
SETTLEDAY Settlement day
TSETTLE Present settlement
UPPERLIM Ceiling board
Time sharing futures information
Stock index futures information
K-line stacking
Price difference K-line combination
Time difference stack
Time difference pricing
Nanhua OI index
South China time sharing positions
South China’s seasonal fluctuation
South China shares rose sharply
South China Futures split trend
The rise and fall of South China
Nanhua rise or fall
Futures daily increase
Futures market value
Futures information
Option day
Futures index FSZD refers to the time to rise and fall.
Futures index FSZDF points to rise or fall
Add more positions on the day
the top ten shareholders.
CGS1 Stock number 1
CGS10 The number of shares is 10
GDMC1 Shareholder name 1
GDMC10 Shareholder name 10
profit statement
BTSR Subsidized income
CHDJSS Loss of inventory price loss
CWFY Financial cost
DTMGSY Dynamic EPS
DTSCJLR Dynamic market net profit
GLFY Management cost
JLR Net profit
JTSCJLR Static market net profit
LRZE Total profit
QTLR Other business profits
SCGDQYHJ Total stockholders’ equity in market
SDS Income tax
SDSFH Income tax return
TZSY Income from investment
YYFY Operating expenses
YYWSR Non operating income
ZYYWCB Main business cost
ZYYWLR Main business profit
ZYYWSR Main business income
notes to the financial statements
3YYSZK 3Accounts receivable within the year
CQGPTZ Long term stock investment
DQGPTZ Short term stock investment
YSZK1_2Y 1-2Accounts receivable for the year
YSZK1Y 1Accounts receivable within the year
YSZK2_3Y 2-3Accounts receivable for the year
fund
CG1 Shareholding 1
CG10 Shareholding 10
CGDM1 Shareholding code 1
CGDM10 Shareholding code 10
CGSZ1 Market capitalization 1
CGSZ10 Market capitalization 10
dzhjsgsx Net purchase limit for single account
dzhjshsx Single account net redemption limit
dzhzsgsx Total purchase limit of single account
dzhzshsx Single account total redemption limit
HY1 Industry 1
HY10 Industry 10
JJ_DWJZ Unit net worth fund
JJ_GLR Administrator fund
JJ_GPMMSR Stock price spread income fund
JJ_JSY Net income fund
JJ_LJJZ Accumulated net worth fund
JJ_TGR Custodian fund
JJ_ZBGBRQ Net value weekly announcement date fund
JJGLR Fund manager
jsgsx Upper limit of net purchase of funds
jshsx Net upper limit of fund redemption
PER1 Proportion 1
PER10 Proportion 10
zsgsx Total purchase limit of the fund
zshsx Total redemption ceiling
Million copies of unit income million copies of unit income
Annual yield of conversion from seven days to seven days
Ten thousand units income per 10000 fund unit income
time function BARPOS K line position
COUNTTIME time difference
Meaning: calculate the difference between two time.
Usage: COUNTTIME (N, L, K). N and L are time and its format is YYYYMMDD. K is 1, 2 or 3. When K is 1, return second years later than the first time. When K is 2, return second months later than the first time. When K is 3Return second days later than the first time. For example, COUNTTIME (2000080819990606, 2) has a return value of -2. Note: the return value here has a plus sign.
DATE Specific date
DAY day
FORMATTIME Time format
Meaning: conversion time format.
Usage: FORMATTIME (N). At present, N=1 is only supported by converting the current time to the opening minute. For example, the ratio curve formula in time sharing: (VOL(TRADETIME+1)5)/(FORMATTIME(1)*FIVEDAYVOL)。
FROMNIGHT Distance from midnight
Meaning: how long is the current time from the opening?
Usage: FROMNIGHT. How long does it take to return to the current time from midnight, in seconds. For example: the current time is ten in the morning, then return to 36000.
FROMOPEN Minutes from opening
Meaning: how long is the current time from the opening?
Usage: FROMOPEN. How long does it take to return the current time from the opening time, the unit is minutes. For example: the current time is ten in the morning, then return to 31.
HOUR hour
LUNARDATE Lunar calendar
Meaning: to return to the lunar calendar date.
Usage: LUNARDATE (N) or LUNARDATE. When the first call is used, the parameter N represents the display format, and the values can be set at 0, 1, and 2. Here is an example to illustrate these 3 display formats: when the Gregorian calendar date is January 1, 2015, format 0 showsThe result is “Nov. 11, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th When second calls are used, the result is the same as that of LUNARDATE (0).
MINUTE Minute
MONTH Month
PERIODNAME cycle
SOLARTERM Throttle
TIME Time division second
TRADETIME Total opening minutes
Meaning: ask for the open trading time of the current code type.
Usage: TRADETIME. The return time is in minutes. At present, the general market has returned to 242, irrespective of the date or specific stock.
VALIDBEGINTIME Start time
VALIDENDTIME Termination time
WEEKDAY week
YEAR Particular year
reference function
BACKSET backset
Meaning: set the data to X before the current location to a certain number of cycles.
Usage: BACKSET (X, N), if X is not 0, set the current position to N before the value is set to X. For example: BACKSET (CLOSE> OPEN, 2) if the sun is closed, set the period and the previous period value to 1, otherwise 0.
BARSCOUNT Effective cycle number
Meaning: find the total number of cycles.
Usage: BARSCOUNT (X), the first valid data to the current number of days.
BARSLAST The last condition was established to the current number of cycles.
Meaning: the last condition was established to the current number of cycles.
Usage: BARSLAST (X), last time X is not 0 to the present days. For example, BARSLAST (CLOSE/REF (CLOSE, 1) > =1, 1) represents the last cycle to the current number of cycles.
BARSSINCE The first condition is set to the current number of cycles.
Meaning: statistics first condition is established to the current number of cycles.
Usage: BARSSINCE (X): the first X is not 0 to the present days. For example, BARSSINCE (HIGH> 10) indicates the current number of cycles when the stock price exceeds 10 yuan.
COUNT Number of cycles satisfying conditions
Meaning: statistics the number of cycles satisfying the condition.
Usage: COUNT (X, N), statistic the number of cycles satisfying X condition in N period, if N = 0, start from the first effective value. For example, COUNT (CLOSE> OPEN, 20) represents the number of cycles in the 20 cycle.
DMA_ Dynamic moving average
Meaning: dynamic moving average.
Usage: DMA (X, A), X dynamic moving average. Algorithm: if Y=DMA (X, A) is Y=AX+(1-A)Y’，Y’indicates the Y value of the previous cycle, and A must be less than 1. For example, DMA (CLOSE, VOL/CAPITAL) represents the average price of smoothing factor based on turnover rate.
EMA Exponentially smoothed moving average
Meaning: exponentially smooth moving average.
Usage: EMA (X, N), X’s N exponential smooth moving average. Algorithm: if Y=EMA (X, N) is Y=[2X+(N-1)Y’]/(N+1)，Where Y’represents the Y value of the previous cycle. For example, EMA (CLOSE, 30) represents the 30 day exponential smoothing average price.
FILTER Signal filtering
Filtering continuous signals.
Usage:
FILTER(X,N):XAfter satisfying the conditions, the data in the subsequent N period will be set to 0.
If N is 0, all data will be placed 0.
HHV Maximum value
Meaning: seek the highest value.
Usage: HHV (X, N), get the highest X value in N cycle, N=0 starts with the first valid value. For example, HHV (HIGH, 30) represents the highest price for 30 days.
HHVBARS Maximum cycle number
Find the number of higher points to the current period.
Usage: HHHVBARS (X, N): Find the highest value of X in N cycles to the current number of cycles, N = 0 means statistics from the first RMS.
For example, HHVBARS (HIGH, 0) gets a historical high to the current number of cycles.
LLV Minimum value
Meaning: seek the lowest value.
Usage: LLV (X, N), find the lowest X value in N cycle, N=0 starts with the first valid value. For example, LLV (LOW, 0) represents the lowest price in history.
LLVBARS Minimum cycle number
Seek a lower point to the current number of cycles.
Usage:
LLVBARS(X,N):Find the minimum value of X in N cycle to the current number of cycles. N=0 means statistics starting from the first valid value.
For example, LLVBARS (HIGH, 10) obtains the lowest point of 10 days to the current number of cycles.
MA Simple moving average
Meaning: simple moving average.
Usage: MA (X, N), X N moving average. Algorithm: (X1+X2+X3+,, +Xn) /N. For example, MA (CLOSE, 10) represents the 10 day average price.
REF Forward reference
Meaning: referencing some data before cycle.
Usage: REF (X, A), referencing the X value before A cycle. For example, REF (CLOSE, 1) indicates the closing price of the previous cycle, which was closed on the daily line.
REFX Backwards reference
Meaning: refers to data after a number of cycles.
Usage: REFX (& X, A), which refers to the X value after A cycle. For example, REFX (& CLOSE, 1) represents the closing price of the next cycle.
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SMA moving average
Meaning: moving average.
Usage: SMA (X, N, M), X N N moving average, M is the weight. Algorithm: if Y=SMA (X, N, M) is Y=[MX+(N-M)Y’]/N,Where Y’represents the Y value of the previous cycle, and N must be greater than M. For example, SMA (CLOSE, 30,1) represents the 30 day moving average price.
SUM Summing up
Meaning: summation.
Usage: SUM (X, N), the sum of X in the N cycle is counted, and N=0 begins with the first valid value. For example, when the SUM (VOL, 5) cycle is set to the daily line, it indicates the sum of the volume of transactions in the last 5 trading days. SUM (VOL, 0) represents the volume from the first day of data transmission.Sum, as in interval statistics, “total hand” SUM (VOL, 0) refers to the total volume of the interval.
SUMBARS Summing up
Forward to the specified value to the current number of cycles.
Usage: SUMBARS (X, A): X accumulates X until it is greater than or equal to A, and returns the number of cycles in this interval.
For example, SUMBARS (VOL, CAPITAL) asks for the total number of cycles to be changed to the present.
WMA Weighted moving average
Weighted moving average.
Usage: WMA (X, A) and X weighted moving average.
Algorithm: if Y=WMA (X, A), then Y= (N).X0+(N-1)X1+(N-2)X2)+…+1XN)/(N+(N-1)+(N-2)+…+1)X0Represents the value of this cycle. X1 indicates the value of the last cycle.
For example, WMA (CLOSE, 20) represents the 20 day weighted average price.
statistical function
AVEDEV Mean absolute difference
Mean absolute deviation.
Usage:
AVEDEV(X,N)
CORREL correlation coefficient
Two correlation coefficient of sample.
Usage:
CORREL(X,Y,N)The correlation coefficient of N cycle between X and Y, its RMS range
Between -1 and 1
For example, CORREL (CLOSE, INDEXC, 10) indicates the relationship between closing price and market index.
10Periodic correlation coefficient
COVAR covariance
Two covariance of samples.
Usage:
COVAR(X,Y,N)N cycle covariance for X and Y
For example, COVAR (CLOSE, INDEXC, 10) indicates the close between the closing price and the market index.
10 cycle covariance
DEVSQ Square deviation of data deviation
The square deviation of data deviation.
Usage:
DEVSQ(X,N)
FORCAST Predictive value of linear regression
Linear regression prediction.
Usage: FORCAST (X, N) is the N periodic linear regression prediction value of X.
For example, FORCAST (CLOSE, 10) indicates that 10 periodic linear regression predicts the closing price of the cycle.
KURT Peak value
Returns the peak value of the dataset. Peak value reflects a certain distribution compared with normal distribution.
Sharpness or flatness. Positive peaks indicate a relatively sharp distribution.
The negative peak indicates a relatively flat distribution.
Usage:
KURT(X,N)
SKEW Skewness
Returns the skewness of the distribution. Skewness reflects the distribution centered on average.
Degree of asymmetry. Positive skewness indicates that the distribution of asymmetrical edges tends to be positive.
The negative skewness indicates that the distribution of asymmetrical edges tends to be negative.
Usage:
SKEW(X,N)
SLOPE Slope of linear regression
Slope of linear regression.
Usage: SLOPE (X, N) is the slope of the N periodic linear regression line of X.
For example, SLOPE (CLOSE, 10) represents the slope of the 10 cycle linear regression line.
STD standard deviation
Meaning: ask for standard deviation.
Usage: STD (X, N) is the standard deviation of N for X.
STDP Overall standard deviation
The overall standard deviation.
Usage: STDP (X, N) is the X standard deviation of N.
VAR Estimated sample variance
Estimating sample variance.
Usage: VAR (X, N) is the N variance of X.
VARP Overall sample variance
Overall sample variance.
Usage: VARP (X, N) is the total sample variance of X N day.
plate function
BLOCKAVG Plate mean
Meaning: finding the average value of a data item in a plate.
Usage: BLOCKAVG (& N); N represents the selected data item. For example, BLOCKAVG (& NEW) represents the average price of all stocks in the sector at present.
BLOCKCOUNT Stock number
BLOCKLEAD Take plate leading stock
Meaning: take the plate index of the data in the underlying stock X the largest stock Y. Applicable to plate index.
Usage: BLOCKLEAD (& X; & Y) takes the plate index of the stock data X the largest stock of data Y. For example, BLOCKLEAD (& VOL, & ZQMC) takes the largest share in the index.
BLOCKMAX Plate maximum
Meaning: finding the maximum value of a data item in a plate.
Usage: BLOCKMAX (& N); N represents the selected data item. For example, BLOCKMAX (& HIGH) represents the highest price of all stocks on that day.
BLOCKMIN Plate minimum
Meaning: finding the minimum value of a data item in a plate.
Usage: BLOCKMIN (& N); N represents the selected data item. For example, BLOCKMIN (& LOW) represents the lowest price of all stocks on this day.
BLOCKSTD Plate standard deviation
BLOCKSUM Plate summation
Meaning: finding the sum of a data item in the plate.
Usage: BLOCKSUM (& N); N represents the selected data item. For example, BLOCKSUM (& VOL) represents the total number of transactions at the current moment of all stocks in this sector.
BROKERINFO Number of Securities Dealers
INBLOCK Belong to the plate
Determine whether the current code belongs to a certain plate.
Usage:
INBLOCK(‘BLOCK’)，BLOCKPlate names
drawing function
DRAWBAND Stripline
Usage: When VAL1 & gt; VAL2, fill COLOR1 between VAL1 and VAL2; when VAL1 & lt; VAL2, fill COLOR2, where the colors are calculated using RGB function.
For example, DRAWBAND (OPEN, RGB (0224224), CLOSE, RGB (255,96,96));
DRAWBMP Drawing bitmap
Meaning: drawing bitmaps on graphs.
Usage:
DRAWBMP(COND,PRICE,BMPFILE),When the COND condition is satisfied, draw the BMP bitmap specified by the BMPFILE filename at the PRICE location (the default path is the software installation directory login user name).
For example: DRAWBMP (CLOSE> OPEN, LOW,’SUN’) means to draw the software installation directory login username Sun. BMP bitmap at the lowest price when the sun is set.
※BMPFILEThe default path of the BMP file specified by the parameter is the current user directory, which represents the BMP file without a suffix name, or uses JPG and GIF files with a suffix name.
It is also possible to use the full path without using the user directory, and the”in the path is valid to write two strings as arguments if the file exists:
“SUN”,”SUN.BMP”,”SUN.JPG”,”SUN.GIF”,”C:\hexin\SUN.JPG”
DRAWGBK Conditional fill background
Meaning: fill in the background area according to the conditions.
Usage:
DRAWGBK(COND,COLOR),Fill the background area that satisfies the COND condition. COLOR can be either a gradient color STRIP, or a BMP graphics file name (default path is “Software Installation Directory Login User Name”), or if you omit COLOR, fill it with index line color (you can use COLORRED, etc.).Descriptor setting).
For example, DRAWGBK (CLOSE> OPEN), COLORRED; fill the background with red when receiving the sun.
DRAWGBK(CLOSE>OPEN,’MyBMP’);Indicates that the background is filled with software installation directory and login user name \MyBMP.BMP.
※Using graphics as background parameters and DRAWBMP instructions
DRAWGBKLAST Last condition fill background
Meaning: the last K-line condition in the graph fills the background area.
Usage:
DRAWGBKLAST(COND,COLOR),If the last K-line in the graph satisfies the condition COND, the background COLOR is set. COLOR can be either a gradient color STRIP or a BMP graphics file name (default path is “Software Installation Directory Login User Name”), or if omitted, it can be filled with index line color (you can useCOLORRED and other descriptor settings).
For example, DRAWGBKLAST (CLOSE> OPEN), COLORRED; indicates that the last K-line is filled with red background when receiving the sun.
DRAWGBKLAST(CLOSE>OPEN,STRIP(RGB(255,0,0),RGB(0,255,0),1));Represents the last K-line in the graph, while the red green transition color fills the background along the horizontal direction.
※Using graphics as background parameters and DRAWBMP instructions
DRAWICON Drawing icons
DRAWICON(COND,PRICE,TYPE).(Chinese Name: drawing icon)
Usage: when the COND condition is satisfied, draw the TYPE icon in the PRICE position (TYPE is 1–27).
For example, DRAWICON (CLOSE> OPEN, LOW, 1) represents the 1 Icon in the lowest price position when receiving the sun.
DRAWKLINE Drawing K line
Usage: HIGH is the highest price, OPEN is the opening price, LOW is the lowest, and CLOSE closes the K-line.
DRAWLINE Draw a straight line
Meaning: draw straight line segments on graphics.
Usage:
DRAWLINE(COND1,PRICE1,COND2,PRICE2,EXPAND),When the COND1 condition is satisfied, draw the straight line starting point at the PRICE1 position, when the COND2 condition is satisfied, draw the straight line end point at the PRICE2 position, and EXPAND is the extension type.
For example: DRAWLINE (HIGH & gt; = HHV (HIGH, 20), HIGH, LOW & lt; = LLV (LOW, 20), LOW, 1) means to draw a straight line between a 20-day high and a 20-day low and extend it to the right.
DRAWNUMBER Drawing numbers
Usage: when COND condition is satisfied, write digit NUMBER in PRICE position.
For example, DRAWNUMBER (CLOSE/OPEN> 1.08, LOW, C) indicates that the closing price (price) is displayed at the lowest price position when the daily rise is greater than 8%.
DRAWNUMBER_FIX Fixed point number
DRAWNUMBER_FIX(COND,X,Y,TYPE,NUMBER).(Chinese Name: fixed number)
Usage: When the COND condition is satisfied, write numbers NUMBER, X, Y in the current index window (X, Y) as the percentage of writing points in the window relative to the upper left corner, TYPE: 0 is left aligned, 1 is right aligned.
For example, DRAWNUMBER_FIX (CURRBARSCOUNT = 1 and CLOSE / OPEN & gt; 1.08, 0.5, 0.5, 0, C) indicates that the closing price is displayed in the middle of the window when the last day’s rise is greater than 8%.
DRAWTEXT Drawing text
Meaning: displaying text on graphics.
Usage:
DRAWTEXT(COND,PRICE,TEXT),When the COND condition is satisfied, write TEXT in PRICE position.
For example, DRAWTEXT (CLOSE/OPEN> 1.08, LOW,’Dayang Line’) indicates that the word’Dayang Line’appears at the lowest price position when the daily rise is greater than 8%.
DRAWTEXT_FIX Fixed point text
Usage: When the COND condition is satisfied, write text TEXT, X, Y in the current index window (X, Y) as the percentage of writing points in the window relative to the upper left corner, TYPE: 0 is left aligned, 1 is right aligned.
For example, DRAWTEXT_FIX (CURRBARSCOUNT = 1 and CLOSE / OPEN & gt; 1.08, 0.5, 0.5, 0,’Dayang Line’) indicates that the’Dayang Line’appears in the middle of the window when the last day’s rise is greater than 8%.’word’.
FILLRGN Conditional fill area
Meaning: fill area according to condition
Usage:
FILLRGN(PRICE1,PRICE2,COND1,COLOR1,COND2,COLOR2…),Fill in the region between PRICE1 and PRICE2. When COND1 condition is satisfied, use COLOR1 color. When COND2 condition is satisfied, use COLOR2 color. Otherwise, if not, the parameters after COLOR1 can be omitted, up to 15 sets of conditions.
For example, FILLRGN (CLOSE, OPEN, CLOSE> OPEN, RGB (255, 0, 0), CLOSE< OPEN, RGB (0, 255, 0)) denotes the area between the opening and closing prices, and the positive line is red.When the line is green, the flat plate will not be drawn.
HORLINE Drawing horizontal line
Meaning: draw horizontal lines on graphics.
Usage:
HORLINE(COND,PRICE,TYPE,EXTEND),When the COND condition is satisfied, TYPE = 0 represents the real line, 1 represents the dotted line’-‘, 2 represents the dotted line’…’, 3 represents the dotted line’-. -. -‘, and 4 represents the dotted line’-. -. -‘.EXTEND=1 indicates lengthening to the left, =2 indicates extension to the right, and =3 indicates lengthening of left and right sides.
For example: HORLINE (HIGH & gt; = HHV (HIGH, 20), HIGH, 1, 2) means drawing a horizontal dotted line to the right when it reaches a 20-day high.
PARTLINE Condition drawing line
Meaning: draw lines according to conditions.
Usage:
PARTLINE(PRICE,COND1,COLOR1,COND2,COLOR2…),When the COND1 condition is satisfied, the PRICE line is drawn with COLOR1 color. When the COND2 condition is satisfied, the COLOR2 color is used. Otherwise, the parameters after COLOR1 can be omitted, and up to 15 sets of conditions can be obtained.
For example: PARTLINE (CLOSE, CLOSE & gt; OPEN, RGB (255, 0, 0), CLOSE & lt; OPEN, RGB (0, 255, 0), 1, RGB (0, 0, 255)) denotes drawing closing lines, and red for positive lines.The color is green while the shade is blue, and the flat is blue. Note that the last condition is 1, which means that when the front is not satisfied, this condition must be satisfied.
POLYLINE Draw a line
Meaning: draw the broken line segment on the graph.
Usage:
POLYLINE(COND,PRICE),When the COND condition is satisfied, draw the broken line connection with the PRICE position as the vertex.
For example, POLYILINE (HIGH> =HHV (HIGH, 20), HIGH) means drawing lines between new heights of 20 days.
RGB RGBcolour
Meaning: specifying colors.
Usage:
RGB(R,G,B),It indicates that the color is composed of three primary colors red (R) green (G) blue (B), and each color value can be set to 0-255.
For example, RGB (255,0,0) represents red, and RGB (0,0255) represents blue.
STICKLINE Drawing line
Meaning: draw the column line on the graph.
Usage:
STICKLINE(COND,PRICE1,PRICE2,WIDTH,EMPTY),When the COND condition is satisfied, a columnar line is drawn between the positions of PRICE1 and PRICE2 with a width of WIDTH (10 is the standard spacing) and a hollow column is drawn if the EMPTH is not 0.
For example, STICKLINE (CLOSE>, OPEN, CLOSE, OPEN, 0.8,1) represents the hollow cylinder part of the drawing line in the K-line.
STRIP Progressive color
Meaning: describe gradation.
Usage:
STRIP(RGB1,RGB2,DIR),Represents the gradient region that generates RGB1 to RGB2 colors, and DIR = 1 represents the horizontal direction, otherwise the vertical direction, where RGB1, RGB2 must be described by RGB functions. This function can only be used in DRAWGBK and DRAWGBKLAST functions as background.Fill in the color descriptor.
For example, STRIP (RGB (255,0,0), RGB (0255,0), 0) represents a vertical gradient from red to green.
The parameter DIR indicates gradient direction 1, from top to bottom 2, from bottom to top 3, from left to right 4, from right to left.
TIPTEXT Hint text
Meaning: display the icon on the graph and display the text when the mouse moves closer.
Usage:
TIPTEXT(COND,PRICE,TEXT),When the COND condition is satisfied, the icon is displayed in the PRICE position. If PRICE is 0, the icon is displayed at the bottom of the figure.
For example, TIPTEXT (CLOSE/OPEN> 1.08, LOW,’Dayang Line, Stock Price:’+close) indicates that the icon is displayed at the lowest price position when the day’s rise is greater than 8%, and the word’Dayang Line’is displayed when the mouse moves closer and the stock price is 15.88′.
※Displayed as triangle Icon
VERLINE Drawing vertical line
Meaning: draw vertical lines on the graph.
Usage:
VERTLINE(COND,TYPE),When the COND condition is satisfied, TYPE = 0 represents the real line, 1 represents the dotted line’-‘, 2 represents the dotted line’…’, 3 represents the dotted line’-. -. -‘, and 4 represents the dotted line’-. -. -‘.
For example, VERLINE (HIGH> =HHV (HIGH, 20), 1) represents the vertical dashed line in the 20 day high new painting.
ZIGLINE Sawtooth Line
Meaning: draw serrated lines on the graph.
Usage:
ZIGLINE(COND,PRICE),When the COND condition is satisfied, the zigzag connection is drawn with the PRICE position as the vertex.
For example, ZIGILINE (HIGH> =HHV (HIGH, 20), HIGH) represents the zigzag line between the 20 day high points.
large disk function
INDEXAH AHdata
INDEXC Market closing price
INDEXDATA Large disk data
Meaning: seeking data related to specific commodities.
Usage: INDEXDATA (“N”, & X, K). N is the commodity code. X is data item. K is the number of cycles. INDEXDATA (“1A0001”, & LOW, 3) is the lowest point of the Shanghai Composite Index 3 days ago.
INDEXH The highest price in the market
INDEXL Low price
INDEXM Transaction volume
INDEXO Opening price of large market
INDEXV Volume trading volume