I would like to create an upper chart study that has the Earnings date on it...is there a way to do this? If so, please share.

Josh

grendel54 

I would like to create an upper chart study that has the Earnings date on it...is there a way to do this? If so, please share. Josh

input daysBefore = 5;
input daysAfter = 5;

input showLines = yes;
input paintBackground = yes;

DefineGlobalColor("Before Earnings", Color.GREEN);
DefineGlobalColor("Earnings Release Date", Color.YELLOW);
DefineGlobalColor("After Earnings", Color.CYAN);
DefineGlobalColor("Fill Before", CreateColor(178, 216, 166));
DefineGlobalColor("Fill After", CreateColor(131, 191, 213));

AddVerticalLine(showLines and HasEarnings(), "Earnings!", GlobalColor("Earnings Release Date" ), Curve.FIRM);

def before = Sum(HasEarnings(), daysBefore)[-daysBefore];
def after = Sum(HasEarnings(), daysAfter)[1];

def value1 = HighestAll(high);
def value2 = if paintBackground and before then LowestAll(low) else Double.NaN;
def value3 = if paintBackground and after then LowestAll(low) else Double.NaN;

AddCloud(value1, value2, GlobalColor("Fill Before" ));
AddCloud(value1, value3, GlobalColor("Fill After" ));

Thank thats great, I like what you did there, but im looking for a way to put the physical date on the chart.

For instance if im looking at a daily chart and dont have the Right Expansion on, I want a small box in the upper left corner that lists the next earnings date.

Next Earnings: 1/7/17

It never ceases to amaze me the outpouring of generosity here in the forum. Thank you for contributing this study optiontrader101! I have a real problem remembering to check earnings dates before entering a swing trade. This will definitely help!

Hi, I'm trying to write a code that calculates the average range in earnings of 52 weeks. However, I encounter issues and I can't seem to write it out due to my lack of knowledge in Thinkscript.
I get stuck on finding the range of the previous earnings, I think it has got to do with defining the date of the earnings. Below is the code that's as far as I get.
Kindly appreciate if anyone is able to help out thanks for reading
Cheers

#====================================================
def ear= HasEarnings(EarningTime.BEFORE_MARKET)[1];
def countdown = if ear then getyyYYMMDD() - getyYYYMMDD() else double.nan;
def a = if ear then getyyyymmdd() else double.nan;
def hod = if a then high(period = aggregationperiod.day) else double.nan;
def lod = if a then low(period = aggregationperiod.day) else double.nan;
def range = if a then hod-lod else double.nan;
AddLabel(yes, "range" + range, Color.white);
#====================================================

Whitepineapple 

Hi, I'm trying to write a code that calculates the average range in earnings of 52 weeks. However, I encounter issues and I can't seem to write it out due to my lack of knowledge in Thinkscript. I get stuck on finding the range of the previous earnings, I think it has got to do with defining the date of the earnings. Below is the code that's as far as I get. Kindly appreciate if anyone is able to help out thanks for reading Cheers #==================================================== def ear= HasEarnings(EarningTime.BEFORE_MARKET)[1]; def countdown = if ear then getyyYYMMDD() - getyYYYMMDD() else double.nan; def a = if ear then getyyyymmdd() else double.nan; def hod = if a then high(period = aggregationperiod.day) else double.nan; def lod = if a then low(period = aggregationperiod.day) else double.nan; def range = if a then hod-lod else double.nan; AddLabel(yes, "range" + range, Color.white); #====================================================

 

Code

declare lower; def earnings = GetActualEarnings(); def h = high(period = AggregationPeriod.DAY); def l = low(period = AggregationPeriod.DAY); def earningsDayCount; def earningsDayRangeSum; if !IsNaN(earnings) { earningsDayCount = earningsDayCount[1] + 1; earningsDayRangeSum = earningsDayRangeSum[1] + (h - l); }else{ earningsDayCount = earningsDayCount[1]; earningsDayRangeSum = earningsDayRangeSum[1]; } plot test = earningsDayRangeSum / earningsDayCount;

grendel54 

Thank thats great, I like what you did there, but im looking for a way to put the physical date on the chart. For instance if im looking at a daily chart and dont have the Right Expansion on, I want a small box in the upper left corner that lists the next earnings date. Next Earnings: 1/7/17

Really like this idea. Is that possible?

Thanks

This one is created by Mobius that I found on the web:

 

Code

# Next Earnings Label # Mobius def Earnings = AbsValue(GetEventOffset(Events.Earnings, 0)); def NextEarnings = if isNaN(Earnings) then 0 else Earnings; def Month = getMonth(); def year = getYear(); def DOW = getDayOfWeek(getYYYYMMDD()); def today = getDayOfMonth(getYYYYMMDD()); def EarningDay = if NextEarnings + DOW <= 5 then NextEarnings + today else if NextEarnings + DOw > 5 then NextEarnings + today + 2 else NextEarnings; AddLabel(1, "Next " + getSymbol() + " earnings " + Month + "/" + EarningDay + "/" + AsPrice(year), color.white); AddLabel(NextEarnings < 30 and NextEarnings > 0, "Earnings in " + NextEarnings + " trading days", if NextEarnings <= 4 then Color.Red else Color.White);

trepidation 

This one is created by Mobius that I found on the web:   Code # Next Earnings Label # Mobius def Earnings = AbsValue(GetEventOffset(Events.Earnings, 0)); def NextEarnings = if isNaN(Earnings) then 0 else Earnings; def Month = getMonth(); def year = getYear(); def DOW = getDayOfWeek(getYYYYMMDD()); def today = getDayOfMonth(getYYYYMMDD()); def EarningDay = if NextEarnings + DOW <= 5 then NextEarnings + today else if NextEarnings + DOw > 5 then NextEarnings + today + 2 else NextEarnings; AddLabel(1, "Next " + getSymbol() + " earnings " + Month + "/" + EarningDay + "/" + AsPrice(year), color.white); AddLabel(NextEarnings < 30 and NextEarnings > 0, "Earnings in " + NextEarnings + " trading days", if NextEarnings <= 4 then Color.Red else Color.White);

I tested this script on DOCU and a few other tickers, and it gives an erroneous date (shows 8/34/2020 as next earnings). Any idea how to correct it? Thank you.