I cant start the latest .itf from mod dax because it says remove graph and probacktest. I havent learned yet what to exactly removed when that happens. Can someone send new .itf?

eckaw wrote:

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I cant start the latest .itf from mod dax because it says remove graph and probacktest. I havent learned yet what to exactly removed when that happens. Can someone send new .itf?

Hi @, you need to comment out those lines where it says GRAPH with // in front of it, like this //GRAPH etc

Now it says remove all variables from probacktest

Deleted them fully from opt box and now it works thanks nonetheless! Im new to this sorry! Where should i insert values into code ctrl+f = opt?

nonetheless wrote:

– to do an optimisation, you would have a piece of code something like this:

Period= p1<br /><br /> inner = 2*weightedaverage[round( Period/2)](typicalprice)-weightedaverage[Period](typicalprice)<br /><br /> HULLa = weightedaverage[round(sqrt(Period))](inner)<br /><br /> c1 = HULLa > HULLa[1]<br /><br /> c2 = HULLa < HULLa[1]</p><br /> <p>indicator1 = SuperTrend[m,n]<br /><br /> c3 = (close > indicator1)<br /><br /> c4 = (close < indicator1)</p><br /> <p>mx1 = average[mas,mas2](close)<br /><br /> c11 = mx1 > mx1[1]<br /><br /> c12 = mx1 < mx1[1]

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Period= p1 inner = 2*weightedaverage[round( Period/2)](typicalprice)–weightedaverage[Period](typicalprice) HULLa = weightedaverage[round(sqrt(Period))](inner) c1 = HULLa > HULLa[1] c2 = HULLa < HULLa[1] indicator1 = SuperTrend[m,n] c3 = (close > indicator1) c4 = (close < indicator1) mx1 = average[mas,mas2](close) c11 = mx1 > mx1[1] c12 = mx1 < mx1[1]

In this example, p1, m, n, mas, mas2 are all variables, they’re placeholders for what’s in the optimisation box. Once you find the optimum values, you replace each of those with the corresponding value. That’s what I mean when I say ‘insert them in the code’. Then you have to delete everything from the opt box.

Hi,

FYI The Hull moving average is included in PRT. It will accelerate the strategy 😉

Cheers

HullAverage[20](close)

I remember 😉