Ignore Orders for Recently Purshased Securities based on Return

By adding this money management to your trading system, you can prevent the backtester from purchasing any security that was previously bought in the past N days if its most recent return is lower than the specified threshold.

As an example, let us say that your trading system bought GOOG and AAPL and then sold them on 5 July 2015.
And let us also say that your money management inputs are as follow: Days=250 and Return=-10

If after few days (less than 250), your strategy generates a buy signal for GOOG and AAPL then any of these assets would be bought again only if its last performance is higher -10%.

You can also get a money management system that would prevent the backtester from buying any security that was previously bought in the past N days (not matter its return) by downloading the following item: Ignore Orders for Recently Sold Securities.

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