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Afraid I disagree about compound vs fixed equity. Compound is the small traders friend. It is the key benefit to trading. The
issue is not to try and get massive wins, just frequent small leverage ones achieved by compounding.
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From: "Stephane Carrasset" <s.carrasset@xxxx>
To: <amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 11:46 PM
Subject: [amibroker] Re: Testing Projects Question #2
> I am fully OK for a testing group,
> - I can't be the leader because of my poor english, I write it like
> french language and sometimes I am totally misunderstood.
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> - I think it must be a private group <=5 Persons ( previous
> experiences have showed me that two much people leads to noise)
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> - The backtester of Amibroker has actually a limitation:
> it is a coumpound equity.
> a fixed equity would be more real life and could be manage the money
> with a stop loss adapted to your risk
> BUT TZ HAS PROMIZED AN UPGRADE ^__^
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> -So, actually I go on backtesting a universe of stocks with a dll on
> MS.
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> > If a testing project gets goind, would it be best for it to be put
> an
> > a separate discussion board?
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> > I can see advantages for testing posts to be a separate board
> > dedicated to that. It would be easier to scan post titles.
> >
> > I can see advantages for testing posts to be on the current AB
> board.
> > Others might get curious, make the occassional helpful comment, and
> > might join the testing project.
> >
> > What do others think?
> >
> > Tomasz, what do you think? Would it be easier for you to have
> testing
> > posts on a separate board which you likely would not need to look
> at
> > as often as you do for the main discussion board? I am assuming
> > testing posts would have not be discussing bugs, wish lists for new
> > features, basic how-to questions, etc. Would you want to be the
> > formal owner/founder of any new board? I think having the developer
> > as formal owner of this board contributes to its great success.
> >
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