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Kaworu
30 Mar 2018, 19:12

im not getting the correct results from my simulation and it still takes a trade well below the 20 line of the indicator regardless of what value i put in it.

which method should i use in order for me to check the current value of the lines inside the indicator? not the current price of the symbol but the value inside indicator?

what im trying to accomplish is i need to check if the lines are below 20 in the Stochastic Indicator and when the D line crossed aboved the K line.

thanks for your help so far


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Kaworu
29 Mar 2018, 18:23

in the periods parameter of HasCrossedBelow, why should it be 1 instead of the periods of K?


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Kaworu
08 Feb 2015, 09:20

I think we're missing the question that the OP originally asked

backtesting is much like a simulation. its within a controlled environment and we're looking for the best settings on a previous record. the operating words here are "previous" and "best" which means that the settings may or may not be effective as it moves forward

I have a couple of robots running in a best setting right now and i'll try to monitor them over the week. these robots yielded me amazing results as well but since im skeptical, im using a very small account.

 

here's my suggestion. create a demo account and use your bot with your best setting.

 

oh and your chart is truly impressive, can you share your bot? peace! :D


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