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SYNTAX | GetFnData("field") |
RETURNS | NUMBER |
FUNCTION | GetFnData allows accessing fundamental data from Information window (View->Information) "field" parameter can be one of the following:
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EXAMPLE | AddColumn( Close / GetFnData( "EPS" ) , "Current P/E ratio" ); |
SEE ALSO | GetRTData() function , GetRTDataForeign() function |
References:
The GetFnData function is used in the following formulas in AFL on-line library:
More information:
IMPORTING FUNDAMENTAL DATA FROM OTHER SOURCES
AmiBroker allows also to import fundamentals using its flexible ASCII importer and/or OLE interface as all new fields are exposed as properties of Stock object.
ASCII importer $FORMAT command now supports the following extra fields for fundamental data:
DIV_PAY_DATE
EX_DIV_DATE
LAST_SPLIT_DATE
LAST_SPLIT_RATIO
EPS
EPS_EST_CUR_YEAR
EPS_EST_NEXT_YEAR
EPS_EST_NEXT_QTR
FORWARD_EPS
PEG_RATIO
BOOK_VALUE (requires SHARES_OUT to be specified as well)
BOOK_VALUE_PER_SHARE
EBITDA
PRICE_TO_SALES (requires CLOSE to be specified as well)
PRICE_TO_EARNINGS (requires CLOSE to be specified as well)
PRICE_TO_BV (requires CLOSE to be specified as well)
FORWARD_PE (requires CLOSE to be specified as well)
REVENUE
SHARES_SHORT
DIVIDEND
ONE_YEAR_TARGET
MARKET_CAP (requires CLOSE to be specified as well - it is used to calculate shares outstanding)
SHARES_FLOAT
SHARES_OUT
PROFIT_MARGIN
OPERATING_MARGIN
RETURN_ON_ASSETS
RETURN_ON_EQUITY
QTRLY_REVENUE_GROWTH
GROSS_PROFIT
QTRLY_EARNINGS_GROWTH
INSIDER_HOLD_PERCENT
INSTIT_HOLD_PERCENT
SHARES_SHORT_PREV
FORWARD_DIV
OPERATING_CASH_FLOW
FREE_CASH_FLOW
BETA
Note that if you want to import only fundamental data with ASCII importer (without quotes) you need to use $NOQUOTES 1
command. See Formats\aqfe.format and Formats\aqfn.format files for example usage - these are files actually used by AmiQuote to implement automatic import of fundamental data downloaded from Yahoo.
The names of extra properties of Stock object are the same as used by GetFnData function and they are listed in detail in OLE objects reference.
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