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<SPAN
class=825044912-11102003>not sure there are enough details here to understand
your issue, but I'll give it a shot.
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<SPAN
class=825044912-11102003>as described in the help for the Equity function,
Equity(1) changes the buy/sell/short/cover arrays, so it may change trading
results generated after it's called.
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class=825044912-11102003>
<SPAN
class=825044912-11102003>in general, you don't need to use Equity() at all. the
only reasons I'm aware of would be if you wanted to display trade arrows in an
indicator and wanted the effect of stops taken into account, or if you wanted to
use the result of the function, ie, past trading performance under certain
conditions, to make trading decisions (equity
feedback).
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<SPAN
class=825044912-11102003>hth,
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<SPAN
class=825044912-11102003>dave
<BLOCKQUOTE
>Could
someone please offer some assistanceregarding the proper placement and use
of theEquity() function.I usually place Equity(1) at the end of my
Buy/Sellstatements in order to refresh and update the
arrays.Probelm is, when I place Equity(1) in one area,I get
backtest results of $115,000.If I move it down a few lines (Befor my
Exrem statements)I get a profit of -32,000 ????Movet it somewhere
else and get $14,000. ???So, until I understand where this statement
shouldbe placed, I can't trust my results.Thanks
everyone,Gosub283
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