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It
is not a tradeable system at all!
It
is just a way to analyse the behaviour of an indicator around market turning
points to see if the indicator can give a valuable
information.
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<FONT face=Tahoma
size=2>-----Original Message-----From: greg
[mailto:greg.bean@xxxx]Sent: mercredi 1 mai 2002
00:57To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re:
[amibroker] Re: Indicator Values at Buys
I've got to be seeing things, this lookslike it
is a tradeable system!
Is it?
I've got to follow
this for awhile to see how it behaves.
Greg
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>From:
Listes
trading
To: <A title=amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxx
href="">amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 9:28
AM
Subject: RE: [amibroker] Re: Indicator
Values at Buys
<FONT face=Verdana color=#800000
size=2>Here is a quick interpretation for the RSI(10) tested over the30
stocks of the DJIA plus the index since 1985 (about 3200 buy/sell
signals).
<FONT face=Verdana color=#800000
size=2>Optimal strategy is "buy on a 5% trough, short on a 5% peak". I
checked the values of the indicator on the 5 days before the
signal.
<FONT face=Verdana color=#800000
size=2>Attached EXCEL sheet gives the results as the cumulative
probability.
<FONT face=Verdana color=#800000
size=2>
<FONT face=Verdana color=#800000
size=2>From that, we can draw the following conclusions:
<FONT face=Verdana color=#800000
size=2>extreme values of RSI are unfrequent (^NDX birthday, as you say):
3.8% lower than 20 on buy signals, 12.2% higher than 80 on short signals
(higher frequency for short signals because market is trending up,
decreasing the probability to reach lower values)
<FONT face=Verdana color=#800000
size=2>RSI is not a leading indicator as the percentage decreases very
fast with the time lag
<SPAN
class=483561619-29042002>but a 1
day delay does not decreases the performance, so that you can enter on the
open next day.
<FONT face=Verdana color=#800000
size=2><FONT face=Verdana color=#800000
size=2>For RSI, we cannot say that this is new information. But I think
it could be interesting to do this kind of analysis with your own indicators
to get a better understanding of their
behaviour.
<FONT face=Verdana color=#800000
size=2><SPAN
class=483561619-29042002><SPAN
class=483561619-29042002><SPAN
class=483561619-29042002><FONT
face=Verdana color=#800000 size=2>
<FONT face=Verdana color=#800000
size=2>AFL code used for the test:
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Buy = <FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>L==<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>Trough(<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>L,<FONT color=#282828
size=2>5);<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>
Short = <FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>H==<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>Peak(<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>H,<FONT color=#282828
size=2>5);<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>
Sell = <FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Short;<FONT
color=#ff0000 size=2>
Cover = <FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Buy;<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>
Buy=<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>ExRem(<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Buy,<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Sell);<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Sell=<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>ExRem(<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Sell,<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Buy);<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>
Short=<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>ExRem(<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Short,<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Cover);<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Cover=<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>ExRem(<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Cover,<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Short);<FONT
color=#ff0000 size=2>
Filter = <FONT
face="Lucida Console" color=#ff0000 size=2>Short<FONT color=#0000ff
size=2>;
AddColumn(<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>IIf(<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Buy,<FONT color=#282828
size=2>1,<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>IIf(<FONT color=#ff0000
size=2>Short,-<FONT color=#282828
size=2>1,<FONT color=#282828
size=2>0)),<FONT color=#ff00ff
size=2>"Signal",<FONT color=#282828
size=2>1.0);<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>
AddColumn(<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>RSI(<FONT color=#282828
size=2>10),<FONT color=#ff00ff
size=2>"<FONT face="Lucida Console" color=#ff00ff
size=2>RSI"<FONT color=#0000ff
size=2>,1.2<FONT color=#0000ff
size=2>);
AddColumn(<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>Ref(<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>RSI(<FONT color=#282828
size=2>10),-<FONT color=#282828
size=2>1),<FONT color=#ff00ff
size=2>"RSI",<FONT color=#282828
size=2>1.2);<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>
AddColumn(<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>Ref(<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>RSI(<FONT color=#282828
size=2>10),-<FONT color=#282828
size=2>2),<FONT color=#ff00ff
size=2>"RSI",<FONT color=#282828
size=2>1.2);<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>
AddColumn(<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>Ref(<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>RSI(<FONT color=#282828
size=2>10),-<FONT color=#282828
size=2>3),<FONT color=#ff00ff
size=2>"RSI",<FONT color=#282828
size=2>1.2);<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>
AddColumn(<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>Ref(<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>RSI(<FONT color=#282828
size=2>10),-<FONT color=#282828
size=2>4),<FONT color=#ff00ff
size=2>"RSI",<FONT color=#282828
size=2>1.2);<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>
AddColumn(<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>Ref(<FONT color=#3cb371
size=2>RSI(<FONT color=#282828
size=2>10),-<FONT color=#282828
size=2>5),<FONT color=#ff00ff
size=2>"RSI",<FONT color=#282828
size=2>1.2);
<FONT
size=2>-----Original Message-----From: dtsokakis
[mailto:TSOKAKIS@xxxx]Sent: lundi 29 avril 2002
10:01To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject:
[amibroker] Re: Indicator Values at Buys--- In
amibroker@xxxx, "Listes trading" <listes.trading@xxxx>
wrote:> Another solution is:> Ind = RSI(10); // Define your
indicator> Ind_Buy_Value = iif(Buy,Ind,0);> Ind_Short_Value
= iif(Short,Ind,0);> > It will produce arrays with the value
of the indicator on buy/short bars and> 0 elsewhere.>
You can tabulate it as stated by Steve using :> Filter =
Ind_Buy_Value!=0 OR Ind_Short_Value!=0;> > Your mail gives
me a idea I want to work on:> a.. create a
"all-the-time-winning-system" (something like : buy on> troughs
and sell on peaks)> b.. record the value of any
indicator on the buy/sell days> c.. compute statistics
to identify efficient thresholds> A good way to test if old sayings
like "buy when RSI is lower than 70" have> some statistical
soundness.!! From Jan 2000 till now, ^NDX RSI() was above 70 only
on 19/11/2001[71.51]. The old saying is perhaps a bit different.
[Except if at 60s they were buying everyday...].We could call
19/11 a birthday for ^NDX, but it is false. Birthday is once a year,
[except the Feb 29]Anyway, to be serious again, the idea is nice if we
have an appropriate statistical method. Is there anything in
mind?Dimitris Tsokakis> > Waz>
-----Original Message-----> From: Steve Dugas
[mailto:sjdugas@xxxx]> Sent: dimanche 28 avril 2002
23:38> To: amibroker@xxxx> Subject:
Re: [amibroker] Indicator Values at Buys> >
> Hi Ken,> > If you
set> > Filter = BUY or SELL;>
> and then use AddColumn to add a column for each
indicator, your> exploration results will contain one line foreach
trade signal, which will> contain the value of your indicators
on that day. If the actual trade is> delayed, you can set up
AddColumn as follows:> > AddColumn(Ref( Your
Indicator Here, Periods To Delay), "Header");> >
Is this what you were looking for?> >
Steve> > > ----- Original Message
-----> From: Ken
Close> To: AmiBroker
List> Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2002 4:00
PM> Subject: [amibroker] Indicator Values
at Buys> > > Can someone
suggest a method and code to record and/or display the value>
of> one or more indicators when EACH Buy
and Sell occurs. This is not an>
exploration on any one day or number of days in the past. It
seems like> it> is a Buy/Sell
system with the desireability of recording conditions
when> each B/S occurs. ValueWhen
function requires that you specify the nth>
most> recent occurance of a
"Condition". How do you record the value over>
every> occurance of the condition?>
> RSICondition =
ValueWhen(BUY,RSI(),??????);> > In
this case RSICondition is a scalar and not an array,
correct?> How would I make it an arrayand
find every occurance??> >
Help!> > Ken> >
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