Hi,

The Qweb model backtest just keeps running without completing.

Kind regards, Erik

Quantacula Studio is becoming Wealth-Lab 7! We've taken the Quantacula code base and have used it as the basis for developing the newest version of the popular Wealth-Lab backtesting, charting, and trading platform.

I'm not sure if this is a Quandl problem, or a personal issue, but I can't access a Quandl database for VIX futures.

I'm running Q217, just installed the Quandl extension package. It works to call up a symbol if I use the default WIKI database (in the tester), but problems with other things like actually using it:

1. I can't seem to access CHRIS/CBOE_VX1 (or 2, 3, 4... any of the continuous VIX futures) as a data source. These report as NULL values in the tester, and if I configure a Quandl indicator to try and use one of them, it shows up as NaN with no graphed data shown.

2. I can't get the example in the extension docs to work either, the one with SF1 and @_EQUITY_MRQ. Also gives me NaN.

3. The Fear and Greed indicator works. So I am getting through to Quandl with my API, but unsure of the reason for these problems. Configuration? WIKI is set as my default.

Hi, I've been trading for about 4 years and would like to get some information on how easy/hard it would be to create an effective trading bot that would simulate my normal trading system. The rules are pretty simple its a strategy that most people are aware of which is the MACD cross over when above or below the 0 and a 200 ema to filter out "false" signals. I have zero programing knowledge basically and I can't seem to add more than one indicator for back testing.

Hi, Glitch! I was considering adding Automatic Automaton Arbitrage to SuperBands for c2, so can you tell me what command I may use to watch NASDAQ-100 at the bid ask? Thanks!

I have some big news regarding the future of Quantacula. As some of you may know, prior to developing Quantacula, I created Wealth-Lab, another backtesting and trading platform, and the first web site that offered portfolio level backtesting. Wealth-Lab was acquired by Fidelity Investments in 2004, and I continued to work with Fidelity improving Wealth-Lab until a few years ago. Upon my departure from Fidelity, I developed Quantacula, which incorporated many modern features that Wealth-Lab lacked.