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Don,
Gary Fritz mentioned the feature not I. I have used Ts2ki since it
first came out and there is no question I am an expert on it, HOWEVER
when Gary Fritz posts to the list I LISTEN. My attitude is:
1. You can find a way to do anything in Ts2ki.
2. If certain people on the list tell me something (Fritz for one)
and it doesn't work for me then I ask myself what am I doing wrong.
So I would keep asking and quit telling us it doesn't work. Its kind
of like people are less inclined to help when you don't listen and
tell us it doesn't work. It doesn't matter if it works or not so much
as the way it comes across. This is a super complex program and you
don't learn it all overnight let alone the workarounds to things.
Jimmy
Jimmy,
The "data / signal adjustment" issue is in 2000i and I
was referring to the feature you mentioned(below). It
does not work with any data and will cause a whole
host of other problems.
Don
"Under Format Strategy, Properties tab,
you can select Strategy Testing Resolution and run
your
tests with tick or N-minute resolution. That means
even though you're displaying 60min bars, TS pays
attention to price action *within* the bar when
backtesting."
--- Jimmy Snowden <jhsnowden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Not sure what you mean when you say "That was the
> worthless module..."
> What is it you are blaming when you say module? Is
> it TS4? I know
> TS2ki will do what you want but I don't remember on
> TS4. Probably
> wasn't educated enough to know when I used it.
>
> Jimmy
>
>
> That was the worthless module I was refering too. It
> doesn't work as it should.
>
> Don
>
> --- Gary Fritz <fritz@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > > > Testing inside the bar, you get whatever
> > resolution
> > > > you chose.
> > >
> > > You can't test within a bar....at least with
> > 2000i.
> >
> > Yes you can, if you have the data. You can have
> > e.g. tick data
> > collected from your data vendor, but you choose to
> > display it as
> > hourly bars. Under Format Strategy, Properties
> tab,
> > you can
> > select Strategy Testing Resolution and run your
> > tests with tick
> > or N-minute resolution. That means even though
> > you're displaying
> > 60min bars, TS pays attention to price action
> > *within* the bar
> > when backtesting.
> >
> > If you have only 60min bar data -- only OHLC for
> the
> > 60min bars -
> > - then you're absolutely right you can't test
> within
> > the bar.
> > With TS2000i or any other package. It's not
> > possible because the
> > data isn't there.
> >
> > Gary
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
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