Discussing the strategy VECTORIAL DAX (M5)
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10/29/2019 at 11:09 AM #111515
I don’t even recognise that Import screen you are using.
Also are you sure you are not trying to import an Auto-System as an Indicator/
Have you ever imported an Auto-System successfully? Does the way you do it ever work??
Are you doing it as attached via the Indicators and Trading Systems Window having clicked on the right hand side – Backtesting and Trading Systems??
10/29/2019 at 11:48 AM #11152410/29/2019 at 11:52 AM #11152510/29/2019 at 11:53 AM #111526Just trying to get my head around the code and I noticed one odd thing. The section of code that sets the value of CD:
12345678for i=0 to 6 doif coeff[i]=100 thenCD=1breakelseCD=0endifnextis quite late in the code and yet the condition CD is used in the first set of buy conditions. Surely this CD calculating code would be better placed before that possible first buy order otherwise you have to wait for one bar before those conditions can be met. Not a big thing on a five minute chart and maybe it is intentional?
10/29/2019 at 11:59 AM #111527@ Grahal
yes, this way, as usual 🙂
When i create a new code, it works, just the import does not work…. I ran the apple catalina update; Maybe a reason?
Before finding a solution, could you be kind enough to post the entire code of the lastest fifi version (code and indicator)? Many thanks 🙂
10/29/2019 at 12:13 PM #11152810/29/2019 at 12:41 PM #111530Having now sat down and looked through the Vectorial Dax (fifi743’s version) code what concerns me about this strategy is that there are hundreds of very different sets of exit conditions – I think I counted 96 for closing trades and then there are all the position reversal sets of conditions which I have not counted yet but probably about the same number. That makes me think that a set of exit conditions has been created specifically for every possible entry in the history tested – otherwise known as curve fitting! This would explain why the robustness test equity charts all looked very similar. If every trade can find its own pre-selected exit or reversal condition amongst the hundreds on offer then it will close or reverse as perfectly every time a test is run.
I might be wrong but I think an awful lot of work has been put into creating the ultimate curve fit where every trade has its own almost perfect exit condition from amongst the hundreds available. Forward testing will let us know!
10/29/2019 at 12:56 PM #111531Hi Vonasi,
I understand your concern, in deed at first I thought like you. But, in 2 years the strategy did more than 760 operations and October is out of sample and its numbers are amazing. Lucky? Maybe but I consider very difficult to adapt more dan 90 rules for 760 operations during two years where 2018 was a year for shorts and 2019 a year for longs.
I’m pretty sure that in future the results will be more weak than backtest but right now, October is been amazing and we need more time to know if this strategy is very solid or not.
10/29/2019 at 12:58 PM #11153210/29/2019 at 1:16 PM #11153410/29/2019 at 1:40 PM #11153810/29/2019 at 1:54 PM #111541Hello
what is missing for it to work properly:
holidays
confirmation of orders to ensure that orders are well passed.
I do not see how to do in one line stop, well it’s not my job.
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10/29/2019 at 1:59 PM #11154210/29/2019 at 2:04 PM #111544Does anyone know why he did not run?
You could check using Cursor Details on the 5 Min Chart if Price was close, but not close enough to be triggered allowing for spread being different in real than you / we have set in Backtesting?
Let us know what you find out please?
10/29/2019 at 2:28 PM #111546Let us know what you find out please?
From what I can see / determine … the Long Trade in backtest triggered at 12917.3, but in Real Live the Price for a 10 second bar at 08:40 (UTC + 0:00) did not get above 12917 as a high (see attached).
Why a Trade did not trigger on a subsequent candle I do not know. The Long trade at 08:40 in backtest was a reversal from a Short so maybe the Trade had to be a reversal or nothing??
(I did above without thinking / very quick (out of curiosity) so it would stand a closer look (by anybody) if we think it is important enough?? Any comments on the method welcome? We may all learn something?? 🙂 )
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