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And how does a week, in principle, differ from a day, if we introduce (designate) the first hour of the week.
Some market patterns depend on the day of the week. This is the fundamental difference.
These percentages are how much profit was given by throwing out another interval.
A question has arisen.
In the thrown intervals all the work of the Expert Advisor is blocked or only the opening of new positions?
Or the interval starts only after closing the last open position? I.e. is it not possible to have a situation with a hung open order on the thrown interval?
I have encountered thrown out intervals of several seconds in size. Clearly a throw out of one very unsuccessful entry. What is the probability of hitting those few seconds again? Fitting?
I define my working/non-working hours to the nearest hour and I am happy with such accuracy.
Again, let's not forget about summer/winter time....
In thrown intervals all work of the Expert Advisor is blocked or only opening of new positions?
open positions that fit the calculated intervals is calculated there. Then it synchronises its netting position with the virtual one in the real environment.
Or the interval starts only after the last open position is closed? I.e. is it not possible to have a situation with a hung open order on the thrown out interval?
Action= true - mode for the Tester.
I have encountered thrown out intervals of several seconds in size. It is an obvious throw out of one very unsuccessful entry. What is the probability of hitting those few seconds again? Fitting?
Of course, fitting. As the number of thrown intervals increases, you will reach situations when one or two losing trades will be thrown. It is not for nothing that the details on the next step of throwing out are displayed in the log.
I define my working/non-working hours to the nearest hour and I am satisfied with such accuracy.
You can narrow the found intervals to any size of time quantisation.
Again, let's not forget about summer/winter time....
Summer/winter time is not taken into account because it is unnecessary.
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You can narrow the intervals found to any size of time quantisation.
fxsaber:
Summer/winter is not taken into account for needlessness.
It should be taken into account when choosing the range of optimisation, and the peculiarities of work of a particular brokerage house.
But this is the user's concern, not the programme's.
Thank you for being you :)
We should add the Tester interval and the name of the symbol on which BestInterval was found to the log in the library. And don't forget the name of the server. I will do it later.
The highlighted things don't match - different testing periods?
The log of false mode is more clear, of course. And a graph of false vs true equity. By analogy.
PF is off the scale for >500 positions...
We should add the Tester interval and the name of the symbol on which BestInterval was found to the log in the library. And don't forget the name of the server. I will do it later.
What is highlighted does not coincide - different testing periods?
The log of false-mode is more clear, of course. And a graph of false vs true equity. By analogy.
PF is off the scale for >500 positions...
Let's add OOS
This is a new run, the old one was lost. Test at opening prices.
We should add the Tester interval and the name of the symbol on which BestInterval was found to the log in the library. And don't forget the name of the server. I'll do it later.
I can't manage to start testing your library, I'm busy with nothing, to say that the potential is great ... it's nothing ... it's really very cool! And in free access and with your support... imho, some kind of dream ... it does not happen like that, but it is! )))
I would like such chips, if it is real:
- ability to save to BestInterval file
- ability to read from the BestInterval file
- ability to "flip" trades outside the BestInterval.
is it realistic?
what is it for? - you can try to evaluate the TS outside of BestInterval, I suspect that if you "flip" trades outside of BestInterval and there will be a more beautiful balance chart.... then the TS itself does not see anything and there is an adjustment, if turning the TS outside the BestInterval does not change the balance chart much, it means... what does it mean? - There is a separate topic to study here, your approach is quite new.
Would love fics like that, if it's realistic:
- ability to save to BestInterval file
- ability to read from the BestInterval file
Saving/reading is implemented almost immediately. Action-mechanism is based on it.
- possibility to "flip" trades outside the BestInterval
To flip the worst intervals is to write ten lines. But it will be self-deception. The picture will be prettier, but there will be almost no sense in it.