OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT

EPS & revenue

Updated
This Table shows Quarterly Earning per share & Quarterly revenue of any stock .

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Updated Relative volume w.r.t. 50 days average and 50 days turnover, best works on daily time frame.
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Relative Volume 50 added with the title
using the setting button Relative volume length could be selected and % with respect to Relative volume is shown with the title name.

Feel free to use this script.

comments and suggestions are appreciated.
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Relative volume chart line removed.
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minor changes
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Relative volume color changed to green.
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turnover 50 days (in Cr.) changed to daily.
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Improved than before ,
Best worked in Daily time frame.
Added R vol
Added Tripe Moving average added with forcasting.
Added 52 week high low
down from 52 Week high
Up from 52 week low
Inside candle highlighted in chart .

by using this script it will save your time analysis time .

Special thanks thanks to VCPSwing for suggesting improvement.

Feel free to use this script.
Feedback and suggestions are welcomed.

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Did some minor improvement
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Fixed error
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inside candle highlighted with blue dot.
border added .
some visual changes made.
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some minor improvements.
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Text color improved (changed to Black)
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EPS error solved.
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Operating Profit Margin data added.
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3 moving average added in script can be customized using setting option , color , linewidth, show/hide can be done.
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updated color conditions.
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updated .
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Open-source script

In true TradingView spirit, the author of this script has published it open-source, so traders can understand and verify it. Cheers to the author! You may use it for free, but reuse of this code in publication is governed by House rules. You can favorite it to use it on a chart.

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