Good morning, I would like to present the small code that I use to compare the performance of a system on different instruments.

It is based on the fact that normally when we operate in a system we do it based on the money available to do so, but each index has its own value, so at best, a NASDAQ system can apparently generate less performance than a DJI system. But the investment for each lot in NASDAQ is € 425 / lot and in DJI it is € 1400 / lot.

With this small code I seek to “normalize” the return on investment based on money invested and not in batches.
What we do is allocate the amount of money we want in the system and the price that each contract has. This function is responsible for assigning the quantity of lots to approximate that quantity (with a decimal)

At first look we can buy returns and DD for every € 1000 of investment, for example.

To the administrators: in the forum I did notfind a code of this type, if there is one, you can delete this entry without problem. I do not intend to duplicate content.

Greetings.

ONCE LotsType             = 1                                //1=by money   0 = lots fixed quantity
ONCE FixedLots            = 1
ONCE LotPrice             = 428                              //One Lot NAS Price IG: 428€
ONCE MoneyToInvest        = 1000

// Lots Management
if LotsType = 0 Then
nLots = FixedLots
elsif LotsType = 1 Then
nLots = (Round((MoneyToInvest/LotPrice)*10))/10           // (Round(x*10))/10 --> one decimal function
endif