Tejas Khoday

Co-Founder & CEO, FYERS
Absolutely the Drop Down Selection Criteria is fantastic for the majority of Traders as there are very few accomplished coders who could come up with meaningful trading systems through their skills and knowledge.

I am visualizing a scanner from a non coder perspective and the idea of drop down selection criteria excites me if it works on the Real Time Data.

I want to share a link wherein there is a powerful scanner available but it is only based on historic data so only allows trade preparation but a similar scanner on Real Time Data will be much more powerful and maybe highly sought after.

http://chartink.com/screener
The idea is to make it work in real-time of course. Thanks for the link @Leonid. Will check it out.
 

Tejas Khoday

Co-Founder & CEO, FYERS
Hi TJ members,

"Fyers Web" is finally live and can be used starting tomorrow for trading. We have kept things simple to begin with and will add features along the way based on popular demand. I certainly hope that you'll try it out. It will be a token of encouragement as you'll are the more ardent traders!

You can access it here: https://trade.fyers.in

Also, for your information, we have waived off Thematic investing fees. From now onwards, clients won't be charged for buying and selling themes separately.
 

Raj232

Well-Known Member
I bet there are many AFL coders out here who are adept at making trading strategies. Where was the crux of the issue to integrate with a trading platform? Yes, whenever there are 2 different platforms, there's bound to be friction on some level because they're not designed to function together. We'll do our best in this regard. What's your opinion on drop down based selection of scanners as opposed to coding functionality? Of course, we don't want to reinvent the wheel.
Screeners are always tricky, there is a good one here : http://www.icharts.in/screener-eod.html (for daily charts)
The reason being that it always has to be at least 2 levels deep:
example...
I'm interested in buying a stock when the 5 EMA line crosses (upwards ) the 20 EMA line. Most screeners will show that the 5EMA is below the 20 EMA which could remain there for a long time.

What is important is that the 5 EMA is below the 20 EMA line and that the 5 EMA line has started moving upwards. Thus very soon the 5 EMA will cross the 20 EMA which is my buying opportunity.

Therefore at least 2 levels deep:
1. Condition satisfying that 5 EMA is below 20 EMA
2. Condition that 5 EMA is moving upwards.

.. my 20 cents... :)
 

bpr

Well-Known Member
Hi TJ members,

"Fyers Web" is finally live and can be used starting tomorrow for trading. We have kept things simple to begin with and will add features along the way based on popular demand. I certainly hope that you'll try it out. It will be a token of encouragement as you'll are the more ardent traders!

You can access it here: https://trade.fyers.in

Also, for your information, we have waived off Thematic investing fees. From now onwards, clients won't be charged for buying and selling themes separately.
demo login or some youtube walk throgh videos ??
 
Basically what you are asking for is dual colored lines. You want to know if 5EMA has changed color from red to green :)
Screeners are always tricky, there is a good one here : http://www.icharts.in/screener-eod.html (for daily charts)
The reason being that it always has to be at least 2 levels deep:
example...
I'm interested in buying a stock when the 5 EMA line crosses (upwards ) the 20 EMA line. Most screeners will show that the 5EMA is below the 20 EMA which could remain there for a long time.

What is important is that the 5 EMA is below the 20 EMA line and that the 5 EMA line has started moving upwards. Thus very soon the 5 EMA will cross the 20 EMA which is my buying opportunity.

Therefore at least 2 levels deep:
1. Condition satisfying that 5 EMA is below 20 EMA
2. Condition that 5 EMA is moving upwards.

.. my 20 cents... :)