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  1. #31
    Carrying out a backtest. Is the chart right?

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    Second chart

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  2. #32
    Hmm... I'm assuming you're speaking about the trade regarding the only supply line attracted... then why would there be a lengthy entrance at 1.7243? 1.7275 area seems more correct...

  3. #33
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Doing a backtest. Is the chart correct?
    Looks great to me narc, jumper's right, entrance is about 7275 (open of 1st candle over the supply line), if not a little higher. Beautiful trade however!

  4. #34
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Hmm... I'm assuming you're speaking about the trade regarding the sole supply line drawn... then why would there be a lengthy entry at 1.7243? 1.7275 region seems more appropriate...
    oh yeah, the entry should be at the closing of this candle and not after it break over the distribution line. Thanks for reminding, occasionally , am being forgetful

    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Sounds great to me narc. Trade also!
    thanks to you, the backtesting is more easier for me, than having to scroll directly everytime and no space for me to make any notes.

  5. #35
    Always a pleasure to talk to a person from heaven.

  6. #36
    So I keep understanding something. Everytime that I backtest a chart I forget to use the start of the 3rd candle to the right of the tl point. Occasionally the 1st or 2nd candle after opens beneath the line (that at the point in time is in factn't valid yet)... That is bothersome to know because I manually backtested the usd/chf for an whole month, which now I don't know if I did it right.


    Ugghhhh!!!

  7. #37
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Therefore I keep realizing something. Everytime I backtest a chart I neglect to utilize the open of the 3rd candle to the right of the tl point. Sometimes the 1st or 2nd candle after opens beneath the line (that in the point in time is in factn't valid yet)... That is bothersome to know because I manually backtested the usd/chf for an entire month, which now I do not even know if I did it correctly.


    Ugghhhh!!!
    Oh boy... this is nerve-wrecking... in case you want to utilize your backtesting results, then you've got no choice but to redo the tests. :/

  8. #38
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I began to examine the backtest of mouteki and I found signs, that in the event of a mechanical trading system will probably be bad. Maybe if we have more examples like this one, we can figure out why not all signals are great.

    Http://picnac.com/images/14636ppt1.gif
    What's the Blue, Yellow, Aqua, Green, Red bar across the bottom of his chart? Is this what kept mouteki? As it had turned blue when this short presented itself

  9. #39
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Here's a spot to put charts of almost any MANUAL backtesting you have done. I will kick it off with a trade in OCT. 2001 which was good for 292 pips...
    Correct me if I'm wrong. . .but are not you suppose to shut out of a position if you receive a signal in the opposite direction? I visit a few places where you would have gotten a long signal after the short, which, based on Mouteki's rules, the brief signal should have been closed.

    Just an observation, and I could be tottally incorrect.

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