Hi all, How do I use intra-day data on C-trader? I am trying to test systems on intraday data for example: 1 minute or etc... I also saw one of the files in...
Hello Ryugan, In order to use intra-day data, C-Trader will require some modifications. I haven't set mine up for this yet. There was an email from Jeff...
Hi, I will post these new date and time routines in a few minutes. For intraday data, I use an unsigned int (or unsigned long, which is the same as an...
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Hi Jeff, I recently purchased C-Trader and am creating new batch files to work with the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler. I'm using the 2003 version of the .NET...
Hi all, I have been running the sconx but I wanted to check sconx2 so I ran all the "buildunx" file and ran the makefile in the traps2. I got an error message...
Hi, I've been trying to do a lot of things and trying to figure out how I can use ctrader. I've been trying to see whether I can use my intraday data to test...
Hello Ryugan, Make sure all the file names are lowercase. This probably won't make a difference, but I moved the folders, jklib2, traps2, and nrc206, into the...
All, Problem resolved - A minor modification to traps.h will allow demonstrating the makeportfolio command using the .prn data files supplied in the DATA...
Hi I've built a simple system that uses MAs, SwingPoints, Fib Retracements and the CCI on hourly forex data. The system back tests fine, with larger stops,...
Jeff Further to my last message on this: Is there a way using existing TS routines to say: 1. enter a buy at open - buys at next opening bar 2. enter...
Hello List, I'm having a problem coding a simple stop using 'ts.entryprice(0)'. Here's the code for the exits: if(ts.position()>0){ ep = ts.entryprice(0); ...
Hi, Not sure if I can be of any help. The ts.entryprice is an array that contains the entry price for all trades. Therefore entryprice(0) is the entryprice for...
This is probably a simple problem to solve but: If I've gone long using: ts.buyopen('1', 100); how do I change the position on a later bar to long 150? Both ...
Hello Zac, Sorry for the delayed response. As soon as I get a chance, I'll take a look at it. I ran a simple test this morning to see if I could bet multiple...
Hello List, For those that are interested, here is the solution to create a stop using the entryprice of the most recent trade. if(ts.position()>0){ ep =...
Hi Trey Given any thought to my problem? The main one is this: How can I make sure that if I am stopping out a trade, the stop is done at the stop level, and...
Hi, Look at the file X20mod01, it might be of help. // initialization and exits for longs on entry day // initialization and exits for shorts on entry day ... ...
Thanks, that's a big improvement. Andrew At 00:24 28/05/2005, you wrote: Hi, Look at the file X20mod01, it might be of help. // initialization and exits for...
Ok, I have everything compiled and running except for the example in gopt103. I have made all filenames lowercase I have used the fix.exe on the appropriate...
I currently am running the traps program with the genetic chapter file (the example used in chapter 12) as trapsmod.c. It is compiled and running. I am having...
Hello, Are you using the command, 'sgevolve'? This is the command when using the genetic algorithms to create rules for entries. If you type anything other...
Hello Andrew, Sorry for the delayed response. I looked back at your original message. Yes, you can implement a trailing stop. If you open the file, ...
That got it working. I tried 1000 different ways to run evolve but never tried sgevolve. Thanks for the help. ... when ... type ... error. ... templates ... ...
Hello List, I noticed that the PINEXD data utility alters the data to the right of the decimal place on the SP500. For example, the input data file shows:...
Trey: It might be a representation issue. Floating point numbers are not always able to store numbers exactly. Seems like people sometimes scale the values ...
... being ... the ... anyone ... What you see is roundoff error in floating point arithmetic, which for floats is 7 significant digits. If you round to the...