Chart Pattern Recognition Software Metastock Formulas
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Is there any software out there that currently would allow you to scan historical charts and look for a specific pattern and then show you that pattern for a list of stocks. Google finance and yahoo finance have all the charting data needed to visually detect certain patterns, but I was wondering if there was software out that I could define a particular pattern and then it would show me a bunch of real world examples of that pattern by scanning a dump of symbols.
Does any such software exist or something to do something similar to this? I actually have a custom pattern I want to scan (that or I do not yet know the name of it) Not really sure how to word this but I am thinking of having it scan the recent behavior of a stock and then to scan a list of symbols for that pattern but historically back in time, not the present. I know of two sites that promise to do that but I haven't used either of them so I cannot tell you how reliable they are: • • The excellent blog systematic investor has some articles about how to do it in R: • • • • In general this is not a trivial problem. If you are interesting in some theoretical background the following papers may be for you: • • For a much broader approach you might want to check out the book by David Aronson. In it he applies statistical techniques to determine whether certain time series patterns have any predictive power. It's an interesting read and should equip you with some ideas on how to differentiate between folklore and statistical rigor.