Thanks, I think your formula is correct, except you should be multiplying by
260, not 365, since 260 reflects actual trading days.
See here: http://www2.barchart.com/support/learning.asp?what=hisvol&code=BSTK
When I change your formula to 260, the results look very close to what is found
on IVo
I have all my charts maximized within the AmiBroker window. The tabs show up at
the top, and they have the symbol as the text in the tab. This is really bad,
since I can have ten different charts with the same symbol, with totally
different content in each chart, and no way to know which is whic
Presently I would like to see the price updated in real time as I move the
mouse around the screen, like with cross hairs. I have tooltips but they take
forever to popup. Something like this exists in AB?
Essentially I want to hold two stocks at the same time, entering and exiting
them at the same moment. It seems like the back tester runs the buy/sell
conditions on each symbol at a time, is there no way to combine two symbols
into one script? I suppose I could write two scripts for both symbols,
Couldn't find anything in the docs.
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> Here's a link found in an archive:
>
> http://www.mail-archive.com/amibroker@yahoogroups.com/msg35169.html
>
> Mike
>
> --- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, "potatosoupz" wrote:
> >
> > Couldn't find anything in the docs.
> >
>
Even over the weekend when no data was coming in, it just sucks the CPU up. I
have dual core Opteron machine, with 4GB of RAM and am running Windows 7. I'm
finding AB to be very slow, even right clicking on a chart there is a 1 second
delay for the menu to appear. What is the reason for this? Is
I don't think AmiBroker should be telling me how to capitalize my own variables
in my AFL scripts. This is incredibly annoying. Is there a setting to turn this
off?
I have an array that I'm testing at each iteration in a backtest. I'd like to
test the latest (newest) value in the array to see if it has crossed below or
above a scalar number (say the number 50.0). Is there a good way of doing this
built in? It seems the Cross() function tests an array agains
In the settings for backtester, I've set the max stop loss at 5%, but when I
run the backtest it shows a max trade draw down of 16%. I must not be
understanding this setting?
I don't see any good definitions for the metrics below. I am familiar of course
with Sharpe, and Ulcer Index. I'm finding it a bit hard to reconcile the
differences. How would you reconcile a backtest that has a max draw down % that
is smaller than it's profit %, a low ulcer index, a high Sharpe
It seems I guess that Net profit % is returning the % of profit of your total
assets, not of your assets at risk. Meaning if I have a $100 account, and
invest $10 and make $30 in profit, then it gives me a Net Profit % of 30%,
since $30 is 30% of $100.
I'm looking to know what the profit % was
This one is stumping me. For a given strategy, it seems that when I change the
call from:
SetPositionSize(5, spsShares);
to
SetPositionSize(10, spsShares);
The number of trades that are opened changes, and thus the winning % changes.
Why on earth would changing the number of contracts/shares
I would like to check the signal on every minute bar, but my signals are based
on indicators that are setup with hourly bars.
I have a chart with a Price series and a Price (foreign) series. I also have
MACD within the primary symbol's pane, but when I place a MACD within the
foreign symbol's pane, it's identical to the primary symbol on the chart.
Is there a way to show a MACD (foreign) for the foreign symbol?
Plot(Foreign("", "Close")/Foreign(XYZ", "Close"), "/ZYX Ratio",
colorGreen);
I have a few of these and they seem to be slowing down the whole app. Is that
possible?
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