Thanks - it's an interesting idea, but I would like to get a one in this situation as a neutral indicator - this rarely happens, and when analysing the results of optimisation the whole statistic is spoiled.
-Aleks-: Thanks - it's an interesting idea, but I would like to get a one in this situation as a neutral indicator - this rarely happens, and when analysing the results of optimisation the whole statistic is spoiled.
What spread values does theCopySpread() function producefor the corresponding chart period?
It is not clear whether it is the average, minimum or maximum, and the help of the function does not say anything about it.
I asked a similar question once. I don't remember the exact answer from the SD, but it was something like, "whatever they put in there, that's what it will be".
I think I will.
if (TesterStatistics(STAT_PROFIT_FACTOR)>10000) m_profit_factor=1;
else m_profit_factor=0;
Thanks - it's an interesting idea, but I would like to get a one in this situation as a neutral indicator - this rarely happens, and when analysing the results of optimisation the whole statistic is spoiled.
It says in the helper that DBL_MAX=1.79 but I have179 - no comma - do you think it will work?
It's a rhetorical question.
It's not rhetoric for me - I really don't understand something why there's a comma and there isn't... ?
If it works, that's fine. If you learn to program, you will find the answer to your question.
What spread values does theCopySpread() function producefor the corresponding chart period?
It is not clear whether it is the average, minimum or maximum, and the help of the function does not say anything about it.