Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On

[MurAtt]

Its the other way round ---
Actually want to change the colors in which the HH and LH are displayed and not the chart background

 

[asnavale]

Its the other way round ---
Actually want to change the colors in which the HH and LH are displayed and not the chart background

Hi Murtaza Bhai,

That is part of the AFL. The colours of text are set in the AFL. The Text itself is "Plotted" using 'PlotText' function wherein you can specify the position of the text, the colour etc. Please refer to the AFL which I have included in the post in reply to Arti's query.

Regards

-Anant

 

[Ravi_S]

Guys

Is there any site where I can get the following details of all the stock listed in NSE? The details required are

1. Face Value
2. Book Value
3. EPS
4. Dividend (%)
5. Total Debt
6. DERation
7. CMP
8. Beta
9. Mkt Cap
10. P/E Ratio

These information comes in the dalal street journal, but I need a softcopy in EXCEL format. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards
Ravi

 

[columbus]

Guys

Is there any site where I can get the following details of all the stock listed in NSE? The details required are

1. Face Value
2. Book Value
3. EPS
4. Dividend (%)
5. Total Debt
6. DERation
7. CMP
8. Beta
9. Mkt Cap
10. P/E Ratio

These information comes in the dalal street journal, but I need a softcopy in EXCEL format. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards
Ravi

Please refer the ZIP file provided by TANEWBIE in the thread
"ALL fundas in one excel file".

 

[lancer]

Hi Savant,

1038 Cr is the net sell figure by the FII for the week They are getting more and more aggressive on the sell side. All emerging markets are facing the same pull out. So far DII and other (+ 1263 cr) are buying them out and managed to end the week in a positive.

It was the opposite way round the previous week. So the FII's play the Bull one week, reverse position the next week and the DII's balance out their act by taking up the opposite position. We all know that the DII's have missed the rally and sitting on plenty of cash. The PSU Banks are flush with cash. Look at the BankNifty.

It looks like a tug of war between FII's and the DII's decide the fate of the Indian market for the days to come. It seems they want to proove who is the Boss ?

There appears to be hint of the edge for the DII's. Another heavy correction is due and the Indian markert appears to be headed in more independant direction with utmost disregard to the diatribes of FIRANGI's in some channels playing 20-20.

Our economics does not depend so much on the GORAs any more. We dont depend on exports to survive. Morethan 60 % of the produce is for domestic consumption. Gone are the days when gold bullions had to be sold by Chandrashekhar to raise foreign exchange. yes ! Oil imports do remain a big burden on us.

Looks like your prophecy of new highs irrespeitive of western markets are due after budget and correction looking at these indicators.

Wishes,

Lancer.

 

[sushil00033]

Guys

Is there any site where I can get the following details of all the stock listed in NSE? The details required are

1. Face Value
2. Book Value
3. EPS
4. Dividend (%)
5. Total Debt
6. DERation
7. CMP
8. Beta
9. Mkt Cap
10. P/E Ratio

These information comes in the dalal street journal, but I need a softcopy in EXCEL format. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards
Ravi



check moneycontrol.com

 

[vanram]

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[sashsaha0]

For those using amibroker or metastock

just checking the price
if i want to do professional trading/investing will it be rght for me to go amibroker professional or i go amibroker standard
one more thing the quote fee is $65 yearly once in a year
amibroker cost $179 and pro $279
whereas
metastock costs end of day 25000 rs which is for investors and the quote costs 6500 per year and for realtime tick by tick data they charge 75000rs for the software and data 45000 per year
so my question is is amibroker a gud buy as far as price is concerned and i think, the features almost same both are powerful software ,even if i dont do intraday still i can see tick by tick at a cheaper price

am i rght??

sashsaha0

 

[SavantGarde]

Hi Lancer,

a) To Think FIIs Are Always Correct In Their Judgment Would Be Incorrect
b) Money Pulled Is A Small Percentage Of Money Deployed So Far
c) It Could Also Be Due To Free Float Of Nifty
d) Index Management By Big Guys Based On A Few Scrips Will Need Re-Work By Them On Their Strategy
e) Considering Part Of Pension Fund Is Going To Be Deployed In The Markets Should Balance The Effects Of Sudden Pullout En Masse By FIIs

There Are Lot Of Positives On The Political Front & Implementation Of Policies Will Be The Key.

There Will Always Be Lot Of Debates On Both Sides Whenever Market Reaches Key Points On Index, Result Of Such Tussle Is Higher Volatility.

To Ride Such Volatility Is To Have Sound, Unbiased Judgment & Stay With Your Conviction Till We Witness Something Concrete That May Prove Us Wrong In Our Evaluation.

Happy & Safer Investing

SavantGarde

Hi Savant,

1038 Cr is the net sell figure by the FII for the week They are getting more and more aggressive on the sell side. All emerging markets are facing the same pull out. So far DII and other (+ 1263 cr) are buying them out and managed to end the week in a positive.

It was the opposite way round the previous week. So the FII's play the Bull one week, reverse position the next week and the DII's balance out their act by taking up the opposite position. We all know that the DII's have missed the rally and sitting on plenty of cash. The PSU Banks are flush with cash. Look at the BankNifty.

It looks like a tug of war between FII's and the DII's decide the fate of the Indian market for the days to come. It seems they want to proove who is the Boss ?

There appears to be hint of the edge for the DII's. Another heavy correction is due and the Indian markert appears to be headed in more independant direction with utmost disregard to the diatribes of FIRANGI's in some channels playing 20-20.

Our economics does not depend so much on the GORAs any more. We dont depend on exports to survive. Morethan 60 % of the produce is for domestic consumption. Gone are the days when gold bullions had to be sold by Chandrashekhar to raise foreign exchange. yes ! Oil imports do remain a big burden on us.

Looks like your prophecy of new highs irrespeitive of western markets are due after budget and correction looking at these indicators.

Wishes,

Lancer.

 

[rohit.patidar]

^ Is it this?
http://download.cnet.com/NeedForTrade-Studio-Lite/3000-2057_4-10524078.html

this software will not run on window xp is need any suppoting files for this software