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Thanks a bunch Larry and Barry (r u brothers? ;-)
I'm still not clear on Question 3 though. I understand that I can set
trade delays. But what I'm concerned about is that all bars have a high
and low that's pretty far away from the close price. For example, when
you display a Forex chart as candle type, you can see the tall wicks and
tails of the candles, especially on intra-day charts.
I'm trying to understand how purchases are made in the real world vs the
backtester (I have yet to open a brokerage account but will do so soon).
In real trading, will the whipsaw motion or price noise make it hard to
buy or sell at a desired price? Will the actual price one gets tend to
be plus or minus 5-10 pips from what is desired? In the backtester, it
hits a price exactly, since it is operating on historical close prices.
There is no "slippage" so to speak. And since the system I am designing
only makes 5-10 pips per good trade, I'm kind of worried that it won't
work in the real world for the aforementioned reasons.
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