I have looked through GTR1 for Dummies and cannot find how to calculate the difference between yesterday's volume for a stock compared to today's volume. Suggestions would be welcomed. I could not get gvol to work.
Also, is there a way to find all the available mathematical operators, fields and field functions?
Thanks for the codes. Interestingly, minus(adv(1,1),adv(2,1) matches the Yahoo provided volume for Jan 23 and earlier. For Jan 24, I checked a few symbols and the GTR value is less than the Yahoo values. I guess there is some variation after the close and the results end up merging with 24 hours.
John III, thanks for pointing out the information. Very helpful.
Thanks for the codes. Interestingly, minus(adv(1,1),adv(2,1) matches the Yahoo provided volume for Jan 23 and earlier. For Jan 24, I checked a few symbols and the GTR value is less than the Yahoo values. I guess there is some variation after the close and the results end up merging with 24 hours.
As a follow-up, GTR1 and Yahoo now agree on volume for 1/24. The number in GTR1 changed to match the Yahoo number I saw yesterday.
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