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Hi,
I believe that you will still need to generate the signal in your
regular code such that it will appear as a Signal object available to
the custom backtester. Once you have done so, you may cancel
undesirable signals within the custom backtester by setting their
PosSize property to zero.
You can refer to the .pdf file titled "AmiBroker Custom Backtester
Interface.pdf" found in the Files section of this group. Search for
usage of "sig.PosSize" for an example of changing/canceling a signal.
Mike
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "conrad_faber" <cfaber@xxx> wrote:
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> Hi All
>
> Can someone here please point me to some example code where the Buy
> condition is only known/changed inside the backtester.
>
> As illustration:
>
> Buy = Time == 10am
> Sell = .........
>
> if (Time == 10am) and (Profit on all open positions < 2%)
> {
> Ignore Buysignal
> }
>
> Hope its clear
> Thanks
> Conrad
>
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