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umair
2013-01-25 03:14:06


Intraday backtesting

BUY= I want to buy at open everyday. (No rule just outright buy at open.)
SELL= Sell end of day or stoploss or profit target

Stoploss= .05%
Profit= 1%

My settings in strategy are as I described above.

Buy at open of today
Rule= Open

Sell at close of day
Rule= close

stoploss= .05%
profit= 1%

Why is this not working?





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QuantShare
2013-01-25 12:37:53

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Hi,

Specify the order and stop settings then add one buy and one sell rule.
Each rule simply equals "1". (buy = 1 and sell = 1)

This instructs QuantShare to buy every position.




umair
2013-01-26 03:06:53

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Thanks, It seems everytime I put my profit/stop less than 1% the backtest does not execute.

It says "error in the trading system ''long'' formula.''

But if I change my stop/profit to => 1% everything works fine



QuantShare
2013-01-26 09:51:46

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What exactly did you put as profit/stop value?
You should put something like 0.5 for 0.5%




umair
2013-01-26 15:00:47

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it says .09 and then there is already a % sign by the system.

I just sent an email to support@quantshare.com with screenshots for the error and the settings.

thank you!



QuantShare
2013-01-26 22:28:24

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You should put 0.09 not .09




umair
2013-01-28 05:14:01

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Quant, that works. Thank you.

One more question! (sorry i'm being lazy and not reading the documentation provided by you guys as I am busy and am just evaluating this program)

Problem i'm facing is that the logic works but it buys every single bar intraday and sells at the next bar. How can I limit the simulation so It only buys the position once for a given day (at 930 AM) and then if profit/stoploss are hit.. it waits till the next day to open the next position?



QuantShare
2013-01-28 16:26:16

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Use the following formula:

buy = (hour() == 9 and minute() == 30);






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