Showing posts with label Stock Scanner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stock Scanner. Show all posts

Market Ninja

Tuesday, January 9, 2007



First screenshot of the work in progress Market Ninja.
The scanner, Market Ninja, is designed for me to easily download EOD data for the ASX and create scans to filter this data. There is still a lot of work to be done before it is ready to be released (freeware), but is currently in a usable state for my purpose.

The idea of the scanner is to load data into columns. This is currently configurable through editing a text file but will be added as a dialog. The current columns supported are only the basics (open, high, low, close, MA, EMA, Volume, Average Volume) with more functions will be added as required. You have an unlimited amount of columns you can create.

Once the columns are defined and loaded, a complex filtering system is available. Greater than, less than, equal to, between, in, not in and many more conditions are available to be applied to a column. This allows you to reduce the data returned by a set criteria without requiring the data to be re-loaded and scanned. This improves speed of changing filter settings over scanning solutions. The filter setup for scan is automatically saved with the scan so it can be re-used next time the application is run.

My aim is to also have available a chart below to the scan results to quickly display the current chart with a few indicators applied. This will speed up my scanning process before investigating the stock further in a more advanced charting application.

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First Post

Tuesday, January 2, 2007

Market Ninja is a commentary of the development of my trading software, along with discussions about areas of trading, specifically technical analysis, to help the readers understand the aim of the software along with the techniques of trading I find important.

My strategy is simple and easy to follow, but it isn't mechanical and requires the trader to have a simple understanding of technical analysis. The most useful tool I have is the Market Ninja software I am developing. Although there are many technical analysis solutions available, I developed Market Ninja to suit my trading strategy.

The initial aim of Market Ninja is to download free end of day data, apply an array of indicators to each stock and provide me with a list of stocks that have potential to fit my criteria for a trade. Market Ninja performs this task differently to most scanning software available that I have trialled, which will be discussed in later posts.

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