Unable to back test RSI and Hull average strategy
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05/22/2020 at 5:33 PM #132881
Also the logic behind the 3 min TF is that hopefully any trade is going the ‘right way’ before the 5 min candle closes and all the Institutions Algos are triggered by the 5 min candle … so we jump on the wave before them them and ride it out!!?? 🙂
Then same gig on the exit … we jump off the wave before the big boys are triggered again!!
Sounds good don’t it!!!! HAHAHHA
What’s the gig behind the 5000 ticks? What does 5000 ticks average out at clockwise on the DJI for example?
05/22/2020 at 5:55 PM #1328865000 ticks are around 1hr 15/20mins.
I had a quick fettle with the RSI, set that to 70/30 and pulled the time down to 1min and extracted another £1000, so in your same dates it returned £4700 or so…………..Ill play with settings some more, shame I can only go back 100000 units worth.
I use the ProTrend through IG. Unfortunately they don’t do the mobile app, have to use their rubbish one when mobile.
Anyway….weekend beckons and thanks again GraHal for your help.
Ill let you know how I get on with adjusting settings
05/29/2020 at 4:23 PM #133796Hi Guys,
I have a couple of questions……..
- Does Protrend have to be on and running when using a live auto strategy? i.e. can I turn computer off and go to bed whilst its running?
- I can manage to go back-testing my strategy to around August 2019 in a 3 minute time frame. I cannot go back further than this………I am not back testing from present time to back then, but I am meticulously back-testing each and every month individually………………….working my way back. Have I missed something?
Thanks Mike
05/29/2020 at 4:29 PM #133797Does Protrend have to be on and running when using a live auto strategy? i.e. can I turn computer off and go to bed whilst its running?
Best call it PRT then we know what you are talking about! 🙂
Yes you can sleep while Auto-Trading! 🙂 PRT and your PC can be turned off.
I am meticulously back-testing each and every month individually………………….working my way back. Have I missed something?
You could backtest / optimise for 5 months in one go using the Walk Forward Tool?
05/30/2020 at 9:31 AM #133843GraHal
Is that in any time frame? As explained before I could only go back to last August in 3 minute time frame, thats it.
Where do I find the Walk Forward Tool as you suggest? Would using the tool mean I could go back years in 5 month increments at 3 minute time frame candles?
Thanks
05/30/2020 at 10:08 AM #133847Would using the tool mean I could go back years in 5 month increments at 3 minute time frame candles?
No
But you could set up to WF over 5 months in 1 month chunks all in one go?
Easier than as you said you were doing 1 month x 5 separately?
Anyway here is all about WF
https://www.prorealtime.com/nl/pdf/probacktest.pdf
05/31/2020 at 8:51 AM #133936Grahal
Thank you for the link and helpful information.
So in a nut shell i can only go back a far as I currently have using the 3 min time frame i.e. to August 2019 and no further back.
My concern is that you cannot test a system fully with restricted historical data of 9 months (in my case @ 3min increments).
This would not put you through all market conditions i think?
Thanks any way for the help.
………………………………………I’m learning albeit very slowly LOL
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05/31/2020 at 9:38 AM #13394005/31/2020 at 9:44 AM #13394105/31/2020 at 10:33 AM #13394306/06/2020 at 7:14 PM #134912GraHal
Thanks for getting back. I have tried all of those you suggested as per below ending with your last suggestion but it still tells me there is a syntax error?
1234567891011121314151617// Definition of code parametersDEFPARAM CumulateOrders = False // Cumulating positions deactivated// Enter LongC1 = CLOSEC2 = OPENC3 = CLOSE>OPENIF C1 AND C2 AND C3 THENBUY 1 PERPOINT AT MARKETENDIF// Stops and targetsSET STOP pTRAILING 4// Daily timeframeHour > 8 and Hour < 1606/06/2020 at 7:56 PM #13492106/06/2020 at 8:01 PM #134922What are you trying to do with below?
I may be missing something, but I read below as …
If Close = Open and Close > Open Then … which of course will never occur??
On reflection, maybe the code is read as … if Open and Close … which of course you always have in every bar?? 🙂
So
c1 = Close
C2 = Open
Achieves nothing?? 🙂
1234567C1 = CLOSEC2 = OPENC3 = CLOSE>OPENIF C1 AND C2 AND C3 THENBUY 1 PERPOINT AT MARKETENDIF06/06/2020 at 8:19 PM #13492306/06/2020 at 8:23 PM #134924What are you trying to do with below?
I may be missing something, but I read below as …
If Close = Open and Close > Open Then … which of course will never occur??
1234567C1 = CLOSEC2 = OPENC3 = CLOSE>OPENIF C1 AND C2 AND C3 THENBUY 1 PERPOINT AT MARKETENDIF…..all I am stating is that if the close is greater than the open then go long………….after defining what close is and what open is…….?
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