OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
Volume as a Percent of Float by 3iau
Updated
Volume as a Percent of Float
- Plot the difference between current Chart Volume as a percent of Float/Outstanding and the moving average of the same.
- Apply a multiplier to this value.
- Plot the moving average of the difference between current Chart Volume as a percent of Float/Outstanding and the moving average of the same.
Release Notes
Added plot for columns, line, and areaRelease Notes
fixed errorsRelease Notes
Changed defaultsRelease Notes
added display optionsRelease Notes
Edited section headingsRelease Notes
Edited defaultsRelease Notes
added a table to report the current volume as a percent of floatRelease Notes
edited tableRelease Notes
added color scheme for up and down period columns and selection to define up or down as current period close - previous period close or current period close vs current period open.Release Notes
Added exchange upside/downside data to tableRelease Notes
added info to the table: float to outstanding ratio, and change in price at up to 5 periods.Release Notes
fixed an error in the tableRelease Notes
edited table display optionsRelease Notes
edited the table percent change column to automatically sort the inputs in ascending order and eliminate duplicate inputsRelease Notes
edited script notesRelease Notes
Fix and script errorRelease Notes
Added the tick index (nyse, nasdaq, djia) to the table dataRelease Notes
Edited the way the table sorts selectionsRelease Notes
Edited table data: changed USI:TICK timeframe period as it was not reporting realtime TICK when chart timeframe was 1D.Release Notes
Added option for breadth data displayed in table. Now, may select Tick or Trin to be displayed.Release Notes
changed settings descriptions, added tooltipsRelease Notes
Corrected an error in the code.Open-source script
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