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Asked: 2026-05-23T15:24:22+00:00

I can successfully compute the 200 day moving average for one ticker using a

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I can successfully compute the 200 day moving average for one ticker using a SQL query, I’m trying now to create a VIEW. I am stuck the following query seems logical but there is a SQL error
“#1054 – Unknown column ‘equity.TickerID’ in ‘where clause'”

SELECT  AVG(Close) AS MA200 FROM equity
INNER JOIN
(
    SELECT Close 
    FROM equity_pricehistory  
    WHERE TickerID = equity.TickerID 
    ORDER BY Timestamp 
    DESC LIMIT 0,200
) as Y
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  1. Editorial Team

    Got it. This will do the trick. 

    SELECT equity.id, AVG( equity_pricehistory.close ) AS MA200
FROM equity
INNER JOIN equity_pricehistory ON equity_pricehistory.TickerID = equity.id
GROUP BY equity_pricehistory.TickerID
ORDER BY Timestamp DESC
LIMIT 0 , 200

    One thing I would point out is that you could totally ignore the whole equity table if you already know all the TickerIDs you want are in equity_pricehistory.

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