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RE: [EquisMetaStock Group] SPY code update



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<FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff 
size=2>JO,
 
What I 
was asking for though was the description of the signals in your own 
words. 
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For 
example:
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<FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff 
size=2>You go long on the open of then next day 
when 1) The close of the $VLE is 4% or more than the 
prior close of the $VLE or 2) the close of the SPY crosses above the 
20 day simple moving average of the closes, which ever occurs 
first.
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<FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff 
size=2>You go short on the open of then next day 
when 1) The close of the $VLE is 4% or below the 
prior close of the $VLE or 2) the close of the SPY crosses below the 
20 day simple moving average of the closes, which ever occurs 
first.
 
Is this it or have I missed 
something?
 
Joe J.<SPAN 
id=hbblock>
 

  <FONT face=Tahoma 
  size=2>-----Original Message-----From: manohohman 
  [mailto:no_reply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 
  9:49 AMTo: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re: 
  [EquisMetaStock Group] SPY code updateIn message 9729 
  I posted the code for just the VLE portion and not the added 20 dma. Using 
  this code you don't have to have the VLE on the screen. When you attach it 
  to the SPY, it works just like it's suppose to. That's not the 
  problem.The problem is when it's plugged into the system's tester the 
  MS results are much different from the results found in other systems 
  testers. The difference between the results is too great to be 
  accounted for by algorithm differences alone. In the next few 
  days, I'm going to examine the code, the theory, the back testing methods, 
  the indices values from Esignal and whatever else I can find. This all 
  takes a lot of time so I don't know when I'll finish it. I'm suppose to be 
  finishing up a magazine article and I'm behind on that so I'll have to 
  juggle my schedule. Since it's not that important, I'll probably let this 
  slide a little for now. There are reams of test data on this index and 
  this method. It shouldn't be a big deal, but it's turning out to be one. 
  You can use the trend following system with or without the 20 dma. 
  The 20 dma improves the ability to use it as a trading system. You get 
  a lot of small losers but you catch the big trends where the money is. 
  Feel free to play with the code. It's there for whatever purpose you 
  can find useful. Roy tweaked part of it again for prev statements. 
  It's as tight as it's going to get in that regard. Since this is only 
  applied to the SPY EOD, whichever version of the base code you use 
  won't slow the processor down much. Nanoseconds. Have fun! If I 
  ever figure this out, I'll post it. I've got a version of this for the 
  Qs that works really well, but given the difficulty I have had with this 
  one that's generally well understood and tested to death, I don't think 
  I'll post the one for the Qs. JO--- In 
  equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Joe J." <jojab@xxxx> wrote:> Hi 
  JO,>  > What are the specific rules you are trying to code 
  for your buys and sells?  If you provide a general description 
  perhaps I (or someone else) can give it a shot on 8.01.  I know you 
  mentioned a 4% rule on the $VLE and a 20dma rule but what are they 
  specifically?>  > Good Trading,>  > Joe 
  J.   > > >  >  > 
  > -----Original Message-----> From: manohohman 
  [mailto:no_reply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]> Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 
  11:23 PM> To: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: 
  [EquisMetaStock Group] SPY code update> > > Thanks 
  Martin. I appreciate your assistance. Unfortunately we're > still 
  stuck.> > Here's the code for the VLE part. I wrote it as an 
  expert so you can > attach it directly to the SPY chart. However, 
  it does not test out > properly. I'm looking at the formula and MS to 
  see if either one is > the problem. > > To make an 
  expert> > Highlight Buy> > 
  a:=Security("online:$VLE",C);> X:=If(Cum(Ref(a>Lowest(a)*1.04 OR 
  a<Highest(a)*.96,-1))=0,> 
  If(a>Lowest(a)*1.04,1,>   
  If(a<Highest(a)*.96,-1,0)),> If(PREV=1,> 
  If(a<HighestSince(1,PREV<1,a)*.96,-1,PREV),>   
  If(a>LowestSince(1,PREV>-1,a)*1.04,1,PREV)));> 
  I:=Cum(1)<=2;> State:=BarsSince(X=1 OR I)<BarsSince(X=-1 OR 
  I)+(Cum(X=1)=1);> State;> > Symbols Buy> > 
  a:=Security("online:$VLE",C);> X:=If(Cum(Ref(a>Lowest(a)*1.04 OR 
  a<Highest(a)*.96,-1))=0,> 
  If(a>Lowest(a)*1.04,1,>   
  If(a<Highest(a)*.96,-1,0)),> If(PREV=1,> 
  If(a<HighestSince(1,PREV<1,a)*.96,-1,PREV),>   
  If(a>LowestSince(1,PREV>-1,a)*1.04,1,PREV)));> 
  I:=Cum(1)<=2;> x=1 AND Ref(x,-1)=-1> > Symbols 
  Sell> > a:=Security("online:$VLE",C);> 
  X:=If(Cum(Ref(a>Lowest(a)*1.04 OR a<Highest(a)*.96,-1))=0,> 
  If(a>Lowest(a)*1.04,1,>   
  If(a<Highest(a)*.96,-1,0)),> If(PREV=1,> 
  If(a<HighestSince(1,PREV<1,a)*.96,-1,PREV),>   
  If(a>LowestSince(1,PREV>-1,a)*1.04,1,PREV)));> 
  I:=Cum(1)<=2;> x=-1 AND Ref(x,-1)=1> > You don't need 
  a highlight sell if you color your line red. It's the > inverse. 
  > > This is without the 20 dma. You can add that to the chart by 
  hand.> > Everything looks right but something is out of wack. 
  Back to the > drawing board. it predicts the trend changes nicely. 
  > > > > > > > --- In 
  equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "praktikus_ms" > <praktikus@xxxx> 
  wrote:> > Hi JO,> > > > What people like you, 
  Roy and many others do here in this group is > > greatly 
  appreciated by me (and I guess many others too). It helps > me > 
  > a lot to get a greater unterstanding of MS. Thank you all for your 
  > > posting!> > > > A really good way of further 
  improvement is the give and take rule. > > Only the one who 
  teaches realizes what he can learn from that.> > > > JO, I 
  was not sure wich version of MS you are using and from my > > 
  expirience I know that a lot of people dont know the Security Data 
  > > function. > > > > I was just trying to 
  assist with my little knowledge and was not > > aware of the 
  problems you described. From my use I did not come up > > with 
  similar problems.> > > > Thank you,> > > 
  > Martin > > > >  > > > While this 
  one looks the same on the surface, Roy and I have been > > > 
  exchanging data and it has yet to work properly. Roy has found at > 
  > > least part of the problem with false signals and overlapping 
  > > signals > > > leading to wrong interpretations of 
  trades. Hopefully in a couple > > of > > > more 
  days, we'll have it ironed out. The backtesting seems to > work 
  > > > better for Roy using MS 7.02. MS 8.01 still has a few 
  issues. As > I > > > said these problems didn't come 
  up on TradeStation. MS is a > little > > > more 
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