Prorealtime Automated Trading Strategies And Training
In this video I discuss a recent finding where having multiple indicators and windows really hammers the CPU of a pretty decent computer In short ProRealTime processes the indicators locally so watch how many you add You are unauthorized to view this page. Username Password Remember Me Forgot […]
In this Video I investigate the possibility of using a Trend indicator whilst using a secondary indicator to identify reversal points ahead of the trend reversing to allow for hedge or out right trade. I have several indicators form Alessandro at Automatic Trading IT but really need to bring them […]
With the advent of more data being available in Prorealtime V11 it brings the question of if you should reoptimize the algos to fit the new larger data set or to optimise to say 500 trades and have a more responsive system For those with time optimising to a smaller […]
Previous Lesson In this lesson we look at two additional optional steps that can be taken in developing a Phoenix system Create A Second System Version That Holds Positions Over The Week End The first is that as you may have noticed the system used to find entries was labelled […]
In this series of videos we will work together to produce a Phoenix system We will work through the stages of identifying entry signals through walk forward and other robustness testing processes A full article on the stages can be found in the Robofuturestrader process article Files Used In Video: […]
In this video I discuss two versions of the Manticore system and why the updated version of the system is better than the original even though at £1 per point it makes less profit Summary: Systems should be evaluated based on the return on a set amount of capital […]
This is a technique that I found recently that has greatly improved the speed with which you can compare systems that contain switches for filters, hold over weekend or not etc that is great for more complex systems In the past I would have run the system, used Snap to […]
Most commercially available prorealtime systems will hide aspects of their code in a hidden indicator that keeps their secrets and allows for an expiry date to be added to the code This will protect the all important entry signal in most systems as this value returns a 0 or 1 […]
Walk Forward testing is a method of testing the robustness of a system against past data with the aim of analysing a system against multiple market conditions. A system passing the criteria is thought of as more robust and therefore more likely to continue in the manner of the back […]
In this post I share the tool that I use to keep track of my systems throughout each stage of their life cycle and discuss the factors and metrics that I use when deciding to add a new system to the live portfolio The post and sound files below discuss […]