“RSI normalizado” System about RSI indicator, based on SPY.

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    #99143

    What is this topic all about?

    What’s your question?

     

    #99147

    @milochenta

    Thanks for that nice picture, but could you please tell us more about your system please? 🙂

    #99212

    Sorry but I have edited the post badly. Now you can see it well in another new post

    this is the code…

    var….R=14, p=20, a= 0.9, b= -0.9, and c[5,10][1] this is optimizable

     

    #99217

    Milochenta– Welcome to the forums. There are few basic rules that you need to follow when posting in the forums. One of these is that you are should use the ‘Insert PRT Code’ button when putting code in your post as this makes it far easier for others to read and understand. I have tidied up your last post for you but please use the ‘Insert PRT Code’ button in your future posts. 🙂

    #99218

    Sorry, but I still cannot read any question, isn’t there one?

    #99276

    I’m sorry, but I had made a mistake and I could not find the right way to send the code. I promise to learn for the next time. Thanks for your consideration.
    regards

    #99279

    I send you the code directly because I didn’t know how I had to envy….

     

    #99280

    What do you think about the strategy?

    #99285

    Please post the itf file with the variable values set up in the optimiser and I’ll give it a whirl?

    I’m not an expert coder and below is confusing me??

     

    #99286

    The ‘Insert PRT button’ can be easily found – just look at the attached image!

    #99411

    At the first line you can see the variables, a and b are 0.9 and -0.9, and you can change this with 0.1, between 1 and 0.5, and -1 and -0.5… the best result is 0.9

    #99412

    Using your value for c=[5,10][1] then your last line of code will never work

    Also I get attached error message.

    There is so much wrong I don’t know where to start.

    I suggest you sort above and the screen message attached and repost if you need to?

    #99415

    @Milochenta

    I know you’re a newbie with PRT and may have a hard life trying to learn, but you should master copying & pasting, since you must have used it sometimes, no matter what platform or operating system!

    After 13 posts we still can’t see your correct code!

    Please Milochenta, enter ProOrder and make sure you are having a perfectly running strategy, do Copy & Paste from there, then post it again using the “insert PRT code” button.

    You’ll spare us plenty of time to help you, if needed!

     

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