[DwayneYendall]

Welcome Mike.
I’m practically your next door neighbor living in Czech, and at the moment working on your opposite border in Holland.

Enjoy the course and the mentorship, its well worth the effort.

[DwayneYendall]

Yes, I have just installed the upgrade and have no issues at all so far.

One thing that I have noticed in all versions is that after I open Amibroker I need to run a quick backtest before running my exploration then I get the selections. If I change to another analysis then I do the same process. Its a little strange but its just a extra 10sec fix.

[DwayneYendall]

Welcome Robert.

I joined just a few months ago myself and also have a young family now with 2 under 2 (Started late so had to squeeze them in quickly).

I look forward to seeing your successes in the near future.

Cheers
Dwayne

[DwayneYendall]

Welcome Dean.

I am also fairly new on here having started only a few months ago. You are definitely going to enjoy it.

I think we may have done the same course previously if its the same Dean Walton I see posted in their forums from many years ago who is an Essendon supporter and had a primus email address back then.

Cheers
Dwayne

[DwayneYendall]

Hi Bernard,

I’ve just started writing my code but as Terry has done I am finding the best way is to use the templates at the end of the course, things posted in this forum and using the entire course coding in Craig’s section as snippets.
It was as if Terry had written his post about me as I couldn’t write a code on my own without these above. Most programmers copy and paste coding all the time and then make the necessary adjustments to fit their needs.
The most important part is to understand what each area of the coding is doing and from that adjust from there.
I’m also the same way in that I don’t like to bother anyone too much and will try and figure things out on my own. I’m learning that I need to reach out a little more and its ok to do so. I have been backtesting this week and trying to figure out if my results are accurate and all it took was 1 line from Nick to point out what I need to make sure I have in my system to keep my testing as close to reliable as possible.
Just keep practicing writing the same coding from the Craig’s section over and over again, especially once you move forward to section 3. Test what each coding does again on the charts until it sinks in. Look at others coding posts and try figure out what it is doing.
I’ve been doing IT for 25yrs and while I could understand scripts and some systems coding I couldn’t write it myself but after I finish the 6 months and have my system online I now plan to learn to Python coding which is a benefit to my IT job as I have now found a new love for programming.
Cheers
Dwayne

[DwayneYendall]

Now that would be ideal. Hopefully I can achieve my side then who knows what can happen.

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