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Dave
2010-07-21 05:46:07


I'm curious as to the formula behind this function. Can you possibly enlighten me? Thx!


QuantShare
2010-07-21 07:17:28

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Hi Dave,

This formula gives you the best entries and exists given the parameters you specified. It uses future bars.

To plot arrows use the following formula in a chart that contains candlestick data: (Click on an arrow to display more information)
a = BSignalLong(30,-10,-1,300);
Plot(a, "BSignalLong", colorBlack, chartLine, StyleSymbolNone);

-> Get signals with a minimum return of 30%, maximum drawdown of 10% and maximum holding period of 300 bars.

It can be used for example with the neural network plug-in.
The prediction model will then try to predict these signals.



kulkarni
2010-08-06 09:59:28

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hi,
i am use this formula as(5,-2,-1,10) it generate signals when to buy or sell. but when i use this formula by screner for today it dose not show any result.but after one day it show result for previous day
if today after downloding eod data i want to know how many scrips generate signal for above formula so i can buy or sell it tommarow .
i plot this formula on chart it show very good output.
how can i use above formula in optimize (in buy rule i use it but in sell side what can i do?
thank you



QuantShare
2010-08-06 10:42:48

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This formula should not be used in screener or backtesting. It uses future bars; this is why it looks very good.


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