Hi Emily,
I'm rolling now with all the back testing using different bar types with all the strategies, best of all I figured out how to keep the results out of the wonkiness of, when u get that stop loss line stretched way out of sink to some unrealistic reading. Figured that out last night. It's simple, stay outside the confines of the bar type when using the stop, target etc. If a stop is within a bars range, it will throw off the reading but if it's outside of the bar it computes, so make the bar smaller. I get all of my perimeters perfect and no stretched out lines for profit & loss.
(Went away from time-based candles & using bar close instead of on each tick)
Those last links u gave me helped a lot. Next week I'm going to figure out the trailing stop, it shouldn't be too hard but if I need some help, I prefer you to help me.
To your superior support most indeed. Bill
I'm rolling now with all the back testing using different bar types with all the strategies, best of all I figured out how to keep the results out of the wonkiness of, when u get that stop loss line stretched way out of sink to some unrealistic reading. Figured that out last night. It's simple, stay outside the confines of the bar type when using the stop, target etc. If a stop is within a bars range, it will throw off the reading but if it's outside of the bar it computes, so make the bar smaller. I get all of my perimeters perfect and no stretched out lines for profit & loss.
(Went away from time-based candles & using bar close instead of on each tick)
Those last links u gave me helped a lot. Next week I'm going to figure out the trailing stop, it shouldn't be too hard but if I need some help, I prefer you to help me.
To your superior support most indeed. Bill
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