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Hi,
I'm having trouble to find what is wrong in this code.
I just want to get the Williams % R indicator at the close of each day.
Thanks.
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Alexandre Catarino
The History method returns either a list of object or a pandas dataframe. It depends on the argument type. To get the data frame, you need to use a list of symbols:
hist = self.History([self.spy], lookback, Resolution.Daily)with that change, I could run your algorithm successfully.
Chris D
Thank you Alexandre, but in order to make it work correctly I also had to change:
- highest_high = max(hist['high'][-lookback-1:])
- change the schedule time to be the next day before the open (because for some reason, the close price is not available after the close).
Here is the code with the change mentioned above but I wasn't able to plot the indicator on the chart.
Alexandre Catarino
I have removed the comment from the last line and been able to plot it.
By the way, why do you not use the QC built-in indicators and avoid History calls?
def Initialize(self): lookback = 14 self.highest_high = self.MAX("SPY", lookback, Resolution.Daily, Field.High) self.lowest_low = self.MIN("SPY", lookback, Resolution.Daily, Field.Low) self.wilr = self.WILR("SPY", lookback, Resolution.Daily) self.SetWarmup(timedelta(lookback*2))In fact, you don't need highest_high and lowest_low, but I included them for the sake of exemplification.
Chris D
Thank you Alexandre for all the responses you made on my various post. Much appreciated ;-)
Chris D
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