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[…]Backtest and Optimization Tool. ConnorsRSI For the ConnorsRSI Guidebook, click here File: Click to download: ConnorsRSIa.afl // Provided by Cesar Alvarez www.AlvarezQuantTrading.com // ConnorsRSI from http://analytics.tradingmarkets.com/ConnorsRSI/paramLenRSI = Param("RSI Closes Length", 3, 2, 100, 1); paramLenUD = Param("RSI UpClose Length", 2, 2, 100, 1); paramLenRank = Param("PerecentRank Length", 100, 10, 200, 1);function ConnorsRSIa(arr, lenRSI, lenUD, lenROC) { upDays = BarsSince(arr = Ref(arr,-1)); updownDays = IIf(upDays > 0, upDays, IIf(downDays > 0, -downDays, 0)); crsiT = ( PercentRank(ROC(arr,1), lenROC) + RSIa(updownDays,lenUD) + RSIa(arr, lenRSI))/3; return crsiT; }function ConnorsRSI(lenRSI, lenUD, lenROC) { upDays = BarsSince(C = […]
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Five ETF Monthly Rotation Strategy
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Stiffness Indicator Analysis
[…]test. Meaning, his test had pre-inclusion bias. My Public Service Announcement If you are going to test against the S&P500 stock universe, use a data provider, like Norgate Data, that provides historical constituent data. You never know how your results will change when you use correct data. The Results His original test was doing a fixed dollar allocation of $10,000 and then calculating portfolio stats. I don’t like to test that way. If I do fixed dollar size, then I only care about trade level stats. Since I care about a portfolio, I changed his test to a portfolio. I […]
Double 7’s Strategy
[…]Does something that simple really work? How does it do in a portfolio? Does the concept work on stocks? Today, we will be answering these questions. The Original Rules Buy Close is above 200-day moving average Close is a 7 day low of closes Buy on Close Sell Close is a 7 day high of closes Sell on close A clarification on what it means to be a “7 day low of closes.” There are two ways one can understand this. Method 1. Today’s close is less than or equal to the previous 6 day closes. The AmiBroker code for […]
Slippage and low liquidity stocks
[…]1/1/2007 to 12/31/2007 Original Results For my testing, I normally use $.01/share for slippage and commission. I will be adding the additional slippage to these results. We will be focusing on CAR and MDD as we add slippage. The “# Entry” column is the number of trades entered at the open and that was the low of the day. The “# Exit” column is the number of trades the exited at the open and that was the high of the day. You can see these make up 11% of the trades. Adding Percent Slippage In my trading experience, when entering […]
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