PROSCREENER LATE ASX SIGNALS

• 05/22/2019 at 4:02 AM #99104
  henry crun

  Hi all.

  I am using PRT EOD data to develop a trading system to trade the ASX & NYSE markets from Australia.

  Like other Australian posters have reported on this forum, ProScreener signals for the ASX market are 1 day late (despite ProBacktester charts displaying current days data)

  The previous reason given on this forum for late ASX signals is EOD data.  However, my EOD ProScreener signals for the NYSE market are NOT late!

  So, EOD data does not appear to be the cause of late ASX ProScreener signals.

  Instead, I suspect that the real cause is the (-9? hour) time difference between the ASX EOD data upload (approx 5pm Brisbane time) to the ProScreener server.

  I have considered subscribing to real time data but there is no point if this time difference is the real reason for late ASX ProScreener signals.

  Is anyone able to confirm the cause please?

  

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  05/22/2019 at 8:29 AM #99113
  Nicolas

  The cause is EOD data.

  henry crun wrote:

  However, my EOD ProScreener signals for the NYSE market are NOT late!

  Sorry, but I don’t think it is possible. Are you sure?

  

  Nicolas

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  05/23/2019 at 5:31 AM #99220
  henry crun

  Thanks Nicolas for your prompt response.

  I am positive (after many tests) that NYSE PS’s use latest EOD data.

  See my attachment of todays 23 May 2019 PS results – showing chart for EPR.

  You can clearly see that my PS stoch X trigger is displayed on Wed 22 May using EOD data (at 5pm NY time which is 8am Brisbane Australia time).

  Stoch X entry trigger

  Rem Entry trigger (stoch K crosses above stoch D) indicator1=WilderAverage[3](Stochastic[10,1](close)) indicator2=WilderAverage[3](WilderAverage[3](Stochastic[10,1](close))) c1=(indicator1 CROSSES OVER indicator2) c2=indicator1<50

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  Rem Entry trigger (stoch K crosses above stoch D) indicator1=WilderAverage[3](Stochastic[10,1](close)) indicator2=WilderAverage[3](WilderAverage[3](Stochastic[10,1](close))) c1=(indicator1 CROSSES OVER indicator2) c2=indicator1<50

  I would test this hypothesis if I could access real time data, but unfortunately PRT do not supply it for the ASX!

  

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  05/23/2019 at 6:22 AM #99222
  Vonasi

  henry crun wrote:

  See my attachment of todays 23 May 2019 PS results

  The attachments are missing.

  

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  05/24/2019 at 2:15 AM #99298
  henry crun

  OK, thanks Vonasi.  I don’t know why it went missing – it is well under 2 mb in size.

  I m unable to paste it to this post, so I have attached it once again.  Hopefully it will accompany this post.

   

  

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  05/24/2019 at 6:49 AM #99299
  Vonasi

  There are no attachments again. Are you using the attachments tool below the box that you type in?

  See my attachment!

  

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