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Re: [amibroker] Re: Simulating the trading of a system in real time.



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Angelo,

if you need to generate buy or sell signals, the Scan option with Run  
every (you may set it to run every n seconds) is what you need. I don't  
think you are looking for a continuous backtesting of your system, do you?

Load your trading system in Automatic Analisys, add AlertIf( buy/sell )  
and choose Run every n sec.

I'm sure it's what you're after.

j


On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 16:58:21 +0200, Angelo <ima_cons@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

> --- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Graham <kavemanperth@xxx> wrote:
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>> You can run a system in the analysis window, every X minutes.
>> If you place alerts (Alertif) you can receive signals either in the
>> alert window or via email
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>> --
>> Cheers
>> Graham
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>>
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> Hello Graham, thanks for the input.
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> But the function "Run every X minutes" from the analysis windows
> seems (to me) only usable for SCAN and FILTER.
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> So one has to "manually run (backtest) a system every X minutes".
> Almost impossibile to follow all day, isn't it?
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> Very useful tough, reminding me the "alert if function", that does
> have an important role in real time scanning.
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> But, by the way, also scanning every X minutes is not a final
> solution.
> I've spend the day receving real time data on two PC's with two
> different softwares, and noticed that - for stop order regarding
> breakout system - the SCAN option requires the breakout being
> effective at the time of the scanning.
> Otherwise, if you have  a "false" breakout, that immediately reverse
> (that is, a signal that would cost you money in real trading),
> chances are the SCAN will never see it.
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> So today, with same datasource, same stock, same time, it happened I
> was long on one simulator and short on the other.
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> This stuff requires a lot of attention, or to go towards an IB demo
> account as Herman pointed out (especially for those which just trade
> futures and/or US stock).
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