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Regular readers might think that I suffer from backtesting-software-indecision-itis. Having first settled for TradersStudio, I then evaluated (and purchased) AmiBroker and found that it was 25 times faster than TradersStudio (at least for the calculation of the e-ratio). However, AmiBroker is not really geared towards true portfolio allocation testing with Futures and could [...]
Tags: amibroker·comparison·rollover·screenshots·tradersstudio·Trading Blox
Dear readers, I hope you enjoyed the holiday break. I wish you a happy New Year – may it bring you progress and success in your automated trading endeavours!
I wanted to start this year with an idea I left off last year, when investigating robustness: Using the median as a more robust tool than the [...]
As an automated trader you probably need the following components:
Broker Account – The starting point to trade in the markets
Live Market Data – To feed to your trading robot so that it can generate trading signals. Most brokers provide market data with proprietary or third-party technology- although market data can also be obtained from an [...]
Tags: amibroker·comparison·CSI·eSignal·exchange·Futures·introducing broker·NinjaTrader·R·tradersstudio·tradestation·Zen Fire
A couple of weeks ago I downloaded Amibroker to see if it could compute the e-ratio much faster than TradersStudio (it did!). The result of the speed comparison is there and the Amibroker code for the e-ratio is there.
I thought it might be interesting to do a comparison of how easy it is to get [...]
It might not capture the imagination as much as the recent Haye v. Valuev WBA World Heavyweight Championship fight (it probably might for some of you… ;-) but I decided to organise my own “fight”: AmiBroker V. TradersStudio!
And similarly to the boxing, speed was of the essence – with one platform completely out-performing the other [...]
Tags: afl·amibroker·CSI·e-ratio·optimisation·performance·screenshots·tradersstudio
I recently posted about the e-ratio as a tool to measure parts of a trading system (the code files to compute the e-ratio in TradersStudio and Excel are also available). The e-ratio is supposed to be a quick tool to check how signals might add some edge to a trading system. However computing the e-ratio [...]
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