Teach a Man to Fish – "Rise of Machines" version

ag_fx

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#82
#83
Good morning everyone. The NIFTY and in general the market has decoupled from fundamentals. The asset prices are moving completely decoupled from intrinsic values. Please trade with tight stop-losses and discipline. Interesting, volatile times ahead :).
 

ag_fx

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#87
Sir, how is the result calculated here ?
For each stock, 1% risk is assumed from Entry to SL. Result (Profit/Loss) is the %age made based on the exit price.

Example: BPCL Trade on 26 Jun 20. Entry Price: 380.4, SL= 373.05. Thus, risk = 7.35. That is, every 7.35 rs 1% will be made or lost.

Exit = 395.6.
Profit=Exit-Entry = 394.6-380.4 = 14.2.
If 7.35=1%, then 14.2 = 1.93%
 
#89
Hi
How far we should go back with historical intraday data for back testing a intraday 5 minute timeframe strategy? Whether is it enough to back test with 6 months to 1year of 5 minute bars or we should look back for more than a year of historical bars to test for any intraday systems?

Thanks
 
#90
Hi
How far we should go back with historical intraday data for back testing a intraday 5 minute timeframe strategy? Whether is it enough to back test with 6 months to 1year of 5 minute bars or we should look back for more than a year of historical bars to test for any intraday systems?

Thanks
In my opinion, the longer the period of backtesting, the better will be the result. However having said that, there will be some caveats:

1) Most algo trading systems performance will fluctuate over longer periods, so no algo gives consistent result across all periods
2) A potential approach is to have a meta model selection algorithm, that decides which of your designed algo strategies to run in a given period
 

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