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Borbely Zsolt
2020-06-02
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Get the Previous N bar Date/DateTime in Money Management script
Hi,

In the Advanced Money Management script I can get the current bar date using the following function: Divers.CurrentDate....

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Christopher Rass
2016-03-06

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example of advanced money management tool Stop Order
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I can't seem to figure out how to use the advanced money management tool for back-testing....

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Patrik
2015-01-03

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Optimize weights of two symbols
Hello,

I build trading system that selects 2 ETFs out of 6 ETFs. The software automatically allocates 50% into those 2 top ranked ETFs. ...

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SystemTrade
2012-06-14

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Multi Currency Stock Portfolio Backtesting
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I have uploaded a Money Management Script today, which will provide the functionality to backtest a stock portfolio in different currencies and report the results in a base currency of your choice....

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