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David,
I have tested many times the equity() to understand how it works,
try something like this ( if in setting you have initial capital
50000)
PositionSize=10000;
Plot(Equity()-40000,"",4,1);
and you'll get the right equity of your position size.
it is one reason why I have written a LongEquity.dll for a simple
equity ( not compound)to do not be under the control of settings.
stephane
> thanks stephane, i have my intial equity set in the settings at
50000 and my code has the positionsize = 5000
> the curve is still based on 50000 not the 5000 per trade ..
>
> David
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> Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 6:33 PM
> Subject: [amibroker] Re: equity curve
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>
> David,
>
> it seems that equity take care of the positionsize, but often we
> forget that the equity is dependant of the settings+++
>
> if your position size is >> initial equity, sure the equity fct
> doesn't pay attention to the position size.
>
> stephane
>
>
> > Hi All , I noticed the equity curve doesn't pay attention to
the
> positionsize = XXXX
> >
> > is there a way to make it ? also any suggestion as to how to
get
> it to create a curve for the whole backtest results not just
each
> code ?
> >
> > I guess some of these item will come with future upgrades :)
> >
> > Regards
> >
> >
> > David Holzgrefe
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