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RE: [Metastockusers] System Tester Results Comparison with Scott's system



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Super,
I re-ran the system test on 10 years of data again (Thanks again Dusant). I ran them from Jan 1 to Dec 31 of each year. Out of the 800+ symbols I have in my group I narrowed the list to 467 that had history back to 1995. I uploaded the spreadsheet up to the files area.
 
In the 1995-2004 Worksheet you will find my summary. On the far right I calculated the winning percentages for each symbol. In the bottom right cell I calculate the number of symbols that had a 80% or better hit rate. I came up with 218 securities. I will re-run my criteria on those 218 only and report my results.
 
Do you think it is reasonable to run the explorer only on the 218 best candidates? I would guess that I would re-run this exercise every quarter or so to keep the symbols fresh.
 
Scott
 
 
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From: Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of superfragalist
Sent: Friday, April 15, 2005 1:34 AM
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Subject: [Metastockusers] System Tester Results Comparison with Scott's system


Since we're having fun with numbers, I ran a comparison of part of a
system I saw that Roy is publishing in his newsletter next month
against the system results Scott published for us. Scott's results
look good.

I used Scott's criteria, $20,000 in equity, 100% in. All trades are on
the open after the signal so that's a one bar delay. (Scott didn't
tell me what he was doing with the entry/exit.) Roy's is a long only
system. I don't know if Scott's is long only or both long and short. I
ran Roy's on the S&P 500 and did not eliminate losing stocks. Oh, I
almost forgot. I didn't optimize it. Scott's is optimized.

Scott's dates are 4/13/xxxx to 4/13/xxxy  Normally I won't test across
skewed dates, but I wanted good comparisons so I used Scott's dates.

       Roy's           Scott's

2004/5  $500.965      $139,048
2003/4  $613,302      $234,187
2002/3   $17,897      $106,714
2001/2  $198,010      $158,116
2000/1   $75,173      $(-29,693)
1999/0  $219,871      $290,114

If you guys are interested in seeing how this works, get a copy of
Roy's next newsletter. The code for this part of the system will be in
there. Since Roy is having other trader's write articles, maybe Scott
would be willing to share his system in Roy's newsletter also. I would
read about it, and play with it.










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