The stock market finished higher, with techs and small caps leading the advance. FANG stocks, Lululemon and Tesla helped boost the Nasdaq.
The stock market continued to eke out gains late Monday, as investors await the outcome of this week's Fed meeting and Paris Air Show.
Bitcoin trading was active again Monday amid a solid gain for the Nasdaq. The tech-laden index was helped by strength in software and biotech stocks.
Two of the five former market leaders — Facebook and Amazon.com — are trading within a handle area.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq led the way early Monday. Top growth stock Lululemon is regaining a buy point in today's stock market action.
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Monster and Facebook were early leaders Monday, as stocks took narrows early gains and the Dow Jones industrial index aimed to continue its rebound.
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Key indexes closed slightly lower in the stock market today as Broadcom and other chips weighed. But the Dow Jones and S&P 500 held key support.
Glitch - if you don't think it's appropriate to discuss these issues on a public forum, feel free to make it clear :). I wonder about the future directions of Quantacula and how do you think Q is doing when compared with, say, WL at a similar stage back then? You mentioned in another thread that Q is a "cottage industry" for now -- which I understand perfectly. One concern in such endeavors is that tomorrow you may decide to go work for a man (as from what I can see you are a very good dev that can command high salary in today's market). Or you can burn out and decide to go breed horses or something :). In other words, it's a classical key man risk.
LR and Limit Move with Dr Koch's Dip Buyer set at 8%.
Same as Original Dr Koch's 8% Dip Buyer using Limit Move
Tested on Q182. Press Data Sources, select New, select Metastock, press Configure, Press Cancel. The QS throws an exception.
As I dig deeper into QS, I’m wondering about the proper documentation of the APIs, including indicators. For example, take the ROC indicator. The Q docs shows a way to use it, and it’s fine. But if you look at the little engine sample model, you’ll see a ROC.Calculate method that doesn’t seem to be documented anywhere. I can figure out how to use it from the sample code, but is there a better way? Am I missing an obvious reference source? Thanks!
I'd like to save signals that I generate out to a spreadsheet. In fact, if there are any other listings that Don't have copy/paste ability, please add it there too.
Model Credited to Dr. Rene Koch and his past achievements lead me to ask whether to see this algorithm over another and this is the model voted to be added..
Display a new chart (I tried AMD). Drop an ADX indicator on it. Right click on each component of ADX and remove it, leaving only ADX. Right click on ADX, edit and press OK without changing anything. Result: NaN values.
using QuantaculaBacktest; using System; using QuantaculaCore; using QuantaculaIndicators; using QuantaculaChart; using System.Drawing; using System.Collections.Generic;
namespace Quantacula { public class MyModel : UserModelBase { public MyModel() : base() {
}
public override void Initialize(BarHistory bars)
{
indicator1 = bars.Close;
indicator2 = new LR(bars.Close,10);
Plot(indicator2);
source = bars.Low;
pct = 8.00;
pct = (100.0 - pct) / 100.0;
multSource = source * pct;
StartIndex = 10;
}
public override void Execute(BarHistory bars, int idx)
{
int index = idx;
Position foundPosition0 = FindOpenPosition(0);
bool condition0;
if (foundPosition0 == null)
{
condition0 = false;
{
if (index - 0 >= 0 && indicator1[index] >= indicator2[index - 0])
{
condition0 = true;
}
}
if (condition0)
{
val = multSource[idx];
_transaction = PlaceTrade(bars, TransactionType.Buy, OrderType.LimitMove, val, 0);
}
}
else
{
condition0 = false;
{
condition0 = true;
}
if (condition0)
{
ClosePosition(foundPosition0, OrderType.Market);
}
}
}
private TimeSeries indicator1;
private IndicatorBase indicator2;
private double pct;
private double val;
private TimeSeries source;
private TimeSeries multSource;
private Transaction _transaction;
}
}
When my Signal Hub window gets a filled with 50 or so signals, I have two scrolling problems:
It was just odd when i was playing around with the strategy. But now I'm trying to send signals to my broker and it's a pain.
From TASC May 2016 - Backtesting A Mean-Reversion Strategy In Python