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RE: [amibroker] Re: any karnish watchers out there? For Steve



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class=698535513-24112003>One further related question: You mention that this is 
"tuned to the bearish environment". Do you have an indicator that helps you know 
quantitatively when we're no longer in a bearish 
environment?
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class=698535513-24112003>Thanks,
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class=698535513-24112003>dave
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  class=841021313-24112003>Dimitris, thanks for the ideas, I'll check it out. 
  Besides a QQQ trading vehicle, I'm interested in the smoothing method you 
  chose, and also your trend qualifier.
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  class=841021313-24112003>Just out of curiosity, what commission settings do 
  you use? I'm at 1%, which is my usual, but if that's too stringent in this 
  context, maybe that's why my initial results with this, and other things I've 
  tried, aren't as spectacular. 
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  class=841021313-24112003>I know some of what I'm about to ask has been 
  discussed here in general, but let me ask it in this specific context anyway: 
  There are a number of parameters here, either adjustable or built into the 
  code. If we wanted to optimize for better performance in the current 
  environment, what test period would you think would translate well to the 
  future? Going forward, when would you think you'd want to optimize again? How 
  would you suggest we distinguish a beautiful curve fit over the test period 
  from settings likely to perform well in the future?
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  <SPAN 
  class=841021313-24112003>Please don't take those questions as anything other 
  than what they are, a sincere desire to 
  learn.
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  class=841021313-24112003>Dave
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  >Dave,It 
    would be interesting to make your own study on the STORSI.Here is an 
    example for QQQ.It was tuned to the bearish environement, the peak of 
    the Equity is very close to the change of the trend.// A STORSI 
    example for QQQ SetBarsRequired(1000,1000);function IIR2( input, f0, 
    f1, f2 ){  result[ 0 ] = input[ 0 ];result[ 1 ] = input[ 1 ]; 
      for( i = 100; i < BarCount; i++ )  
    {    result[ i ] = f0 * input[ i ] + f1 * result[ i - 1 ] 
    + f2 * result[ i - 2 ];   }  return 
    result;}x=DEMA(RSI(10),10);t=20;C1=100*(x-LLV(x,t))/(HHV(x,t)-LLV(x,t));Plot(C1,"STORSI",1,1);K=0.4;RD=IIR2( 
    C1, 0.3, 1.6, -0.9);// SMOOTHED 
    STOCHRSIPlot(RD,"["+WriteVal(10*K,1.0)+"]",4+10*K,1);TREND=LinearReg(DEMA(C,20),30);// 
    TREND 
    QUALIFIERPlot(TREND,"TREND",4,styleOwnScale);BLEVEL=Optimize("BL",-19,-30,-10,1);Plot(BLEVEL,"BLEVEL",1,1);SLEVEL=Optimize("SL",49,40,60,1);Plot(SLEVEL,"SLEVEL",1,1);Buy=Cross(RD,BLEVEL);Sell=Cross(RD,SLEVEL);Short=Cross(RD,SLEVEL) 
    ;Cover=Buy;It is a good point to start and tune it to the present 
    conditions, add trend characteristics [I have added a TREND function, 
    you may select yours] etc.From June2000 till now, no losing 
    combinations, affordable drawdowns [less than 40%] and very good 
    behavior when the bears define the game...Better than +350%, 
    winners/losers ~2/1, not bad at all for QQQ.Of course it is not the only 
    QQQ vehicle, it is just an example to begin with.Dimitris 
    Tsokakis






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