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As you know, there are many many stocks are not active in russell 2000, in other words, they can not get trading every minutes.

How do I scan out the stocks that trade every minutes? how to write to script? thanks in advance.


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beautylix
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I need a thinkscript to get the bar numbers of a day, anyone knows how to do it?


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you could just look at the count of ticks movement, volume, range. don't count bars on a time based chart e.g., 24hrs of a one hour chart will give you the same number of bars on every chart.


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The easiest thing most people do to look for activity is look at volumes. this quickly indicates liquidity.

Good luck.


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