Dynamic Zone Elasticity, division by zero

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    robertogozzi
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    None’s changing Null’s 🙂

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    murre87
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    Pls share itf when its working. Do you find backtest of this intressting?

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    GraHal
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    None’s changing Null’s

    Haha

    Yeah, I hadn’t taken account of use of x later in the code.

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    OboeOpt
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    Sorry but I got confused with all the Changes that should be made to make it work. Can nonetheless or someone else post the changed working Itf file?

    Thanks in advance!

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    deletedaccount051022
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    Hi – Thank you very much for sharing this strategy, some great potential.  If anyone that has run the backtest over 1m bars is able to provide an export of the trades I would love to run further analysis on the strategy (MFE Gap analysis, Drawdown) to try to improve some of the key metrics.  Many thanks

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    VinzentVega
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    In principle, an interesting algo, because the SL is also relatively small. But the profit per trade is very small and the profit is generated only by the number of trades.

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    VinzentVega
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    Backtest with MM, started in April with positionsize “1”.

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    nonetheless
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    Interesting, I get very different results for that period. Have you made other changes?

    Bigger problem: still getting div/0 errors – less than before but it’s still not running properly.

    I am using

    x = std[Period](close)
    if x=0 then
    x=1
    endif

     

    BTW, you know that if you start with positionsize 1 you also need to double the value for DD as the MM works on that ratio

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    VinzentVega
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    I changed some settings to check some possibilities.

    Algo is also working (except December) in 2m.

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    VinzentVega
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    Last version in tf 1m.

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    nonetheless
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    1m bar backtest (position = 0.5)

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    deletedaccount051022
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    Hi

    In testing the DJI 3min version I noticed Monday’s outperformed so I couldn’t resist seeing what a Monday only version looked like (over 200k bars) just for fun.

    Not bad, it outperformed the original version and in the market only 7.5%.  What to do with the rest of the week? 🙂

     

    Thank you once again for sharing the original idea!

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    VinzentVega
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    Monday is often outperformer day. I think the reason for that is, holding the trade over weekend and close it on monday.

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    deletedaccount051022
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    And the NASDAQ version looks like it fairs better when it doesn’t open positions on Wednesdays.

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    deletedaccount051022
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    Good thought – I had a look but the bar counts are too low.

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Dynamic Zone Elasticity, division by zero


ProOrder: Automated Strategies & Backtesting

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Started: 01/08/2021
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