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August 23, 2017 at 11:28 am #107391RobGilesMember
Thanks for posting these…Dumb question for the month…How do you generate those MaxDD graphs and the monthly tables as its not out of STT?
cheers
RobAugust 23, 2017 at 3:35 pm #107392SaidBitarMemberI believe they are from Amibroker
August 23, 2017 at 9:18 pm #107393SaidBitarMemberhere are for one the others are more or less the same
here are the results from live trading
somehow there is differenceAugust 24, 2017 at 1:46 am #107394TrentRothallParticipantThanks guys, nice results.
Julian when you said 95% selection bias; are you aiming for higher than that? Boom year
Rob the MDD figures are there because of some custom backtester code i believe. The code is in the forum somewhere i think Maurice posted it a while ago.
I really think i need to get a US system up and running instead of my two Aus systems. A bit more diversification, athough if they hadn’t been flat for 7 months i wouldn’t be saying that..
I’m trying to not drop a system beecause everything you hear about “results come from long term application, etc etc” but i think i might be too heavy in the asx.
August 24, 2017 at 1:46 am #107395ScottMcNabParticipantSelection bias or not getting fills do you think Said ? Does (eg) 1-June result in live equate to May return for Ami ?
August 24, 2017 at 3:52 am #107398JulianCohenParticipantTrent Rothall wrote:Thanks guys, nice results.Julian when you said 95% selection bias; are you aiming for higher than that? Boom year
No I’m happy with 95% but I was just mentioning it because a 100% return normally indicates 70% selection bias in my experience so I’m saying that this system holds up very well when it has a big return…..so far
August 24, 2017 at 3:52 am #107402JulianCohenParticipantSaid what is the selection bias on your system?
August 24, 2017 at 4:03 am #107403TrentRothallParticipantThat’s nice, has your real time results been following backtest?
August 24, 2017 at 4:59 am #107405JulianCohenParticipantTrent Rothall wrote:That’s nice, has your real time results been following backtest?I changed up my system two months ago. A complete overhaul once I discovered and understood selection bias. Until then I was running a system with 75% bias, which was actually working really well, but I know now that was luck more than judgement.
So I rewrote the system from scratch two months ago and probably accidentally hit on one that was very simple and worked almost immediately in terms of selection bias and backtesting.
Since then it hasn’t made any money ha ha! In line with the backtests though!
August 24, 2017 at 7:21 am #107404SaidBitarMemberJulian Cohen wrote:Said what is the selection bias on your system?This was the problem Selection bias was in the range of 70% and this is real proof of the divergence between backtest and live trading due to it.
then I changed the Universe from the original R1000 to SP500 and increased the stretch a bit so i am now in the range of 92%
I have to admit since i changed the trade frequency dropped and the backtest and live trading started to align but i will give it some more time and verify again
August 24, 2017 at 9:46 am #102723ScottMcNabParticipantI’m still a bit fazed by selection bias…the asx system is pretty good …of the 800 or so trading days in the 2014-current sample there were only 5 that it didn’t capture all the signals and even on those days it went pretty close
The SP500 seems ok on the number of days it captures all the signals (missed 9 of the 800) but on the days it misses it can REALLY miss a lot….wondering if it is worth trying to add some sort of index filter (as these days of huge buysignals occur when the entire index is dropping) ?
August 24, 2017 at 9:49 am #107411ScottMcNabParticipantAlong the lines of trying to increase the stretch for the buylimit when volatility of index goes berserk perhaps
August 24, 2017 at 10:08 am #107412JulianCohenParticipantScott McNab wrote:Along the lines of trying to increase the stretch for the buylimit when volatility of index goes berserk perhapsOne problem with that will be the lag. If it missed 9 of 800 days are they days just out of the blue? If so then you can’t predict when they will occur and can’t code for them as the indicators you use reference the day before.
August 24, 2017 at 10:29 am #107415ScottMcNabParticipantJulian Cohen wrote:Scott McNab wrote:Along the lines of trying to increase the stretch for the buylimit when volatility of index goes berserk perhapsOne problem with that will be the lag. If it missed 9 of 800 days are they days just out of the blue? If so then you can’t predict when they will occur and can’t code for them as the indicators you use reference the day before.
Seems to be when entire index takes large nosedive for a few days in a row…suspect your right and will just have to live with it
August 24, 2017 at 11:59 am #102724ScottMcNabParticipantbetter…added 1 line where if index went crazy (atr) it would add a multiplier to the adx filter
us moc 2014 current same as before…now down to 5 days where selection bias and reduced on each of those days
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