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What's the feature that should be improved?
This feature can be obtained from an already public repository found here: https://github.com/skyte/relative-strength. It is the Yearly performance of stock (most recent quarter is weighted double) divided by yearly performance of reference index (SPY by default).
Describe how you would like the feature improved
Simply be able to load in the following two files (that are generated daily):
Do note the disclaimer: Unfortunately the close prices loaded from the price history API are not always split adjusted. So if a stock had a split recently there is a chance the relative strength value will be wrong.
@JerBouma I can add this as is but atm, it only returns the top 30 percentile of stocks so it'll run into an error most of the time. I was thinking of forking the repo, changing the config file, and hosting the modified outputs directly from my page. Is this something you would recommend or is there another alternative?
What's the feature that should be improved?
This feature can be obtained from an already public repository found here: https://github.com/skyte/relative-strength. It is the Yearly performance of stock (most recent quarter is weighted double) divided by yearly performance of reference index (SPY by default).
Describe how you would like the feature improved
Simply be able to load in the following two files (that are generated daily):
Do note the disclaimer: Unfortunately the close prices loaded from the price history API are not always split adjusted. So if a stock had a split recently there is a chance the relative strength value will be wrong.
Additional information
IBD Style Relative Strength Percentile Ranking of Stocks (i.e. 0-100 Score): https://education.investors.com/financialdictionary.aspx?mode=1&term=Relative+Price+Strength+(RS)+Rating+or+Relative+Strength&termid=1
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