Automatically marking profitable trades on the Chart

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    Midlanddave
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    Hi everyone,

    Does anyone know how to display or highlight winning trades on the chart when we backtest a strategy? I know we can see the closed positions list which gives the % of winning or losing trades, but is there a way of marking those trades on the chart other than by doing so manually? The equity curve does help but it can be misleading when a trade goes into profit initially but then drops into a loss after.

    I’ve tried to make an indicator based on the equity curve and open positions, but alas my coding knowledge for indicators is virtually non-existant.

    Any ideas??

     

    Thanks!

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    Big Hug
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    Hi – You should get icons on the chart showing Stop Loss.

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    Midlanddave
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    Thanks that only seems to work if it hits a stop / limit rather than a particular profitable exit condition…..very curious!!

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    GraHal
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    Hi Dave

    How about using the ‘GRAPH positionperf > 0.01’  then you would see gains of greater than 1% (or whatever you choose) marked up on the Chart.

    Cheers
    GraHal

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    Midlanddave
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    That’s an interesting idea!!!! I’ll have to look at that.

    Thanks GraHal 😀

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Automatically marking profitable trades on the Chart


ProOrder: Automated Strategies & Backtesting

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Started: 01/20/2017
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