Variable für > < Zeichen

• 08/28/2025 at 11:53 AM #250151
  axmichi

  Hallo,

   

  kann man eigentlich ein Variable vergeben für ein > oder < Zeichen, sodass der Backtest entscheidet was besser ist.

   

  Wenn zum Beispiel mein Code lautet:

   

  if longonmarket and Close[3] < High[4] then

  buy at market

  Danke

  

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  08/28/2025 at 2:28 PM #250160
  Iván

  Ich weiß nicht, ob ich es richtig verstanden habe… In ProBuilder ist es nicht möglich, einem Vergleichsoperator (wie < oder >) direkt eine Variable zuzuweisen, da Operatoren nicht als Werte behandelt werden können. Du kannst jedoch dasselbe Ziel erreichen, indem du eine boolesche Variable verwendest, die steuert, welcher Vergleich in jedem Fall angewendet wird. Hier ist ein Beispiel:

  // 1 = use "<", 0 = use ">" usarMenor = 1 IF longonmarket THEN IF usarMenor = 1 THEN IF close[3] < high[4] THEN BUY AT MARKET ENDIF ELSE IF close[3] > high[4] THEN BUY AT MARKET ENDIF ENDIF ENDIF

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  // 1 = use "<", 0 = use ">" usarMenor = 1   IF longonmarket THEN     IF usarMenor = 1 THEN         IF close[3] < high[4] THEN             BUY AT MARKET         ENDIF     ELSE         IF close[3] > high[4] THEN             BUY AT MARKET         ENDIF     ENDIF ENDIF

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  08/29/2025 at 7:54 AM #250180
  axmichi

  Hallo,

  danke, ich bin mir nicht sicher

  schau mal, ich habe deinen Code in ein einfaches System kopiert.

  Ich möchte herausfinden, welche Variante besser gewesen wäre, diese Close[3] < High[4]  oder diese Close[3] > High[4]

  hier der Code:

   

  // 1 = use “<“, 0 = use “>”
  usarMenor = 1

  IF longonmarket THEN
  IF usarMenor = 1 THEN
  IF close[3] < high[4] THEN
  BUY AT MARKET
  ENDIF
  ELSE
  IF close[3] > high[4] THEN
  BUY AT MARKET
  ENDIF
  ENDIF
  ENDIF

  if not onmarket and RSI[14](close) < 30 and Close[3] < High[4]  or Close[3] > High[4] THEN
  buy 1 shares at market
  endif

  if onmarket and barindex – Tradeindex > 6 THEN
  sell at market
  endif

   

   

  

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  08/29/2025 at 9:28 AM #250187
  Iván

  Es wäre so etwas wie:

  usarMenor = 1 IF usarMenor = 1 THEN if not onmarket and RSI[14](close) < 30 and close[3] < high[4] THEN BUY 1 contract AT MARKET ENDIF if onmarket and barindex - Tradeindex > 6 THEN sell at market endif ELSE if not onmarket and RSI[14](close) < 30 and close[3] > high[4] THEN BUY 1 contract AT MARKET ENDIF if onmarket and barindex - Tradeindex > 6 THEN sell at market endif ENDIF

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  usarMenor = 1   IF usarMenor = 1 THEN   if not onmarket and RSI[14](close) < 30 and close[3] < high[4] THEN BUY 1 contract AT MARKET ENDIF   if onmarket and barindex - Tradeindex > 6 THEN sell at market endif   ELSE   if not onmarket and RSI[14](close) < 30 and close[3] > high[4] THEN BUY 1 contract AT MARKET ENDIF   if onmarket and barindex - Tradeindex > 6 THEN sell at market endif   ENDIF

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