OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
Previous Earnings Volatility v1 by RM
This study checks previous Stock trends (volatility) before Earnings announcements. This indicator is used to gauge the stock personality before earnings. Some are consistently better than others.
The range to be analysed before earnings is modified in "Candles before EA to plot Trend" , and the total period under study (how many Earnings periods) is set by "Date From" and "Date To" parameters.
The indicator shows closing values for the periods analysed and presents a tables with the summary, how many are up and down.
Used part of this code as published by PineCoders and Public Library, This script is based on previous work from several people like Sushil Kothawade and other open source coders:
in.tradingview.com/u/SushilKothawade/
Disclaimer: This is not a Financial advisory tool. For education purposes only. * Use at your own risk *
The range to be analysed before earnings is modified in "Candles before EA to plot Trend" , and the total period under study (how many Earnings periods) is set by "Date From" and "Date To" parameters.
The indicator shows closing values for the periods analysed and presents a tables with the summary, how many are up and down.
Used part of this code as published by PineCoders and Public Library, This script is based on previous work from several people like Sushil Kothawade and other open source coders:
in.tradingview.com/u/SushilKothawade/
Disclaimer: This is not a Financial advisory tool. For education purposes only. * Use at your own risk *
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