Normalized Price

The normalized close price indicator calculates the price movement of a security by starting with a 100 base value at a specific date.

You just need to specify a start/base date and a security name (optional - if empty then the currently analyzed security will be used) and this function will allow you to plot the percentage move of a security compared to the base price at the specified date.

Example:

Plot the normalized price of two securities on the same chart

a = NormalizedPrice("06/20/2013", "AAPL");
plot(a, "", colorRed);

a = NormalizedPrice("06/20/2013", "FB");
plot(a, "", colorGreen);


Both plotted lines will start at 100 on 06/20/2013. When the value indicates 200 this means that the underlying security has increased by 100% since 20, June 2013.


Here is another example that plots the relative strength of a security compared to the S&P 500 index.

c = NormalizedPrice("06/20/2013", "C");
sp = NormalizedPrice("06/20/2013", "^GSPC");

r = c / sp;
plot(r, "", colorBlue);

This example simply calculates the normalized price of "C" Citigroup, the normalized price of the S&P 500 Index then creates a ratio by dividing the normalized price of "C" by the normalized price of "S&P 500".

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