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Below is an example Fortran code that calculates On-Balance Volume (OBV):
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PROGRAM OBV_example
IMPLICIT NONE
INTEGER :: i, N
REAL :: close(N), volume(N), OBV(N)
! Set the length of the data arrays
N = 100
! Populate the close and volume arrays with sample data
DO i = 1, N
close(i) = REAL(i,8) ! Sample close price data
volume(i) = REAL(i,8) ! Sample volume data
END DO
! Calculate OBV
OBV(1) = 0.0
DO i = 2, N
IF (close(i) > close(i-1)) THEN
OBV(i) = OBV(i-1) + volume(i)
ELSE IF (close(i) < close(i-1)) THEN
OBV(i) = OBV(i-1) - volume(i)
ELSE
OBV(i) = OBV(i-1)
END IF
END DO
! Print the OBV values
PRINT *, "OBV values:"
DO i = 1, N
PRINT *, OBV(i)
END DO
END PROGRAM OBV_example
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In this code, we first define the arrays for close prices, volume, and OBV. We then populate the close and volume arrays with sample data. Next, we calculate the OBV values by iterating through the data and updating the OBV based on whether the close price increased, decreased, or stayed the same. Finally, we print out the OBV values.
Note that this is a simple example and may need to be adjusted based on the specifics of your data and requirements.