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If you do not specify a position size then 100% of equity is used per trade
Here are some of the simpler ones
Positionsize = -10; //10% equity
Positionsize = 5000; // $5000 per trade
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On 28/11/06, phlsti <pstitzer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> I just purchased the software and am backtesting some of the published
> ideas. I was using a simple 45ema cross program on a portfolio of 70
> stocks that entered and exited the day after the signal on close was
> given. As I go back through the individual trades, the following 2
> items are not clear to me.
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> 1. Once in a trade (no multiple positions; all of account in one
> stock), is the trade terminated when another stock gets a buy signal
> or only when the sell condition for the current position is reached?
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> 2. Once a stock position is exited, if more than one stock has a buy
> signal, what determines which stock gets the go ahead for the next trade?
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> I might have just missed this info in the documentation, so will just
> look harder if that's the answer. Thanks for your help,
>
> Phil Stizer
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