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Weekly Portfolio - ASX

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but if i'm in weekly, and do 1 recent bar, then it will use the last weekly bar friday.
 
I also just noticed that my index filter is only on for some of the symbols which also makes no sense.

really wish i knew what was going on.
 


New mystery. What is explore showing the date 17/5/20 when the last bar is from 8/5/20? As you can see my buy signals from the last formed bar (friday, 8/5/20) is shown.
 
It's hard to help without the code but

- Maybe an issue with the timeframeset for the index healthy - if it is used? If so maybe strip sytem back for simplicity
- Explore dates maybe looking into future - perhaps run code check and profile in AFL formula editor (real long shot here )


Sorry I can't really help but maybe a couple of things to check / eliminate.
 

Check that your filter is still on the appropriate watchlist.

On the old Premiumdata, were you running the maintenance script on a regular basis?
From the website:

Look at one of the codes you had a buy for that disappeared, go through each of the filters/buy criteria to make sure it passes each.

I find the interpretation window helpful to plot all your entry and exit criteria. Then you can step through the chart day by day and see what's stopping the trade from triggering.

Code: 
//Debug interpretation code
printf ("Filters:");
printf (StrFormat("\nXAO Index Constituent? = %g", NorgateIndexConstituentTimeSeries("$XAO") AND NOT OnLastTwoBarsOfDelistedSecurity));
printf (StrFormat("\nPriceRangeFilter = %g", priceRangeFilter ));
printf (StrFormat("\nVolumeFilter = %g", volumeFilter ));
printf (StrFormat("\nIndexFilter = %g", emaFilter ));

printf ("\n\nBuy Conditions:");
printf (StrFormat("\nBuy = %g", Buy) );
printf (StrFormat("\nBuyCond1 = Cross(H,Ref(HHV(H,10),-1)) ) = %g", Cross(H,Ref(HHV(H,10),-1)) ));

printf ("\n\nVariables:");
printf (StrFormat("\nH = %g", H) );
printf (StrFormat("\nHHV(H,10) = %g", HHV(H,10)) );
 
Warr87 said:
I also just noticed that my index filter is only on for some of the symbols which also makes no sense.

really wish i knew what was going on.
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It looks like some of the stocks are looking for a different index symbol to the rest. Are you using something smart in your code to determine the appropriate symbol for the index filer? For example, comparing each symbol against its relevant sector index?
 
what about the fill gap options

That could maybe affect some code differently?
 
Warr87 said:
The All Ords closing above a moving average. (weekly)

The stocks that came up are mostly metals. At the moment I don't have a sector filter (and i'm not sure how to implement one too).
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@Lone Wolf I questioned this the other day and @Warr87 was only using the XAO at the time, but I did provide some code to do as you say but I don't think @Warr87 is using this at the moment
 
@Trav.
Now I am really puzzled lol. I never had this come up while using the Premimum Data databased .... I don't even know what code would be future referencing.



@Lone Wolf I ran my maintenance script every friday before I did my update. And I did check the watchlist (i've made that mistake before).


negative.


qldfrog said:
what about the fill gap options
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That could maybe affect some code differently?
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Done
 
I have no idea if this is relevant, but I came across this comment from someone on the amibroker forum who was having trouble with incorrect dates in his explore list.
 
crisis averted. I recently put in a new line of code when testing the exploration: VolHist = Ref(V, 10);

Any "Ref(C, 2)" etc., is futuring looking. No future looking code was in my buy/sell coniditions (thank god).
 
6th position now filled. MSB started trading (security issues) this morning.

On another update, I am getting frustrated getting my Norgate data to work into my python backtesters. It was even admitted by Clenow in his section on backtesting in python that the hardest part about python is intergrating the data feed at first which is usually because of the lack of documentation on how to implement it. He also noted that most of the systems available are mostly for US Equities so any non-US equities will present even more problems. Writing the strategies is relatively easy, and versatile once data is available.

Looking at Zipline and Backtrader as backtesting engines. Pyfolio for analysis.

Any advice from someone who has integrated Norgate data and Zipline or Backtrader would be greatly appreciated!
 
I got filled on PPH, CAN, ELD, and AEF. I made a mistake as there were only 4 buys this week, not 5 (the 5th one I already held from last week).
 
@Warr87, you had PPH as a buy for last week. You also have this again for this week?
 
I had RMS last week and this week. And PPH as well.

I just double checked and I now have 2 positions in PPH .... good pickup @Saqeeb . Looks like I've screwed up ...
 
Sold second position. Thankfully not a loss though with commissions I certainly didn't come out on top.

Holding 2 positions in the same stock throws out my 2% capital rule for risk management.

I blame rushing to run my system and place orders on Friday between my work schedule. Have to be more careful.
 
Did similar today, 2 parcels of same size same price, only realised this evening when entering into spreadsheet..just pray for no unexpected collapse of that share before tomorrow
 
Week 17
Buy: 3 signals (Repeat signals: AEF, PPH, ELD)
Sell: None

9 open positions, 3 more to be added monday. Open PL of $338.

Stop losses raised. My portfolio made 1.41% this week (lost a bit today actually). A few of my positions are having another round of signals which I like to see (sustained signals in one direction is a good sign for me that they are strong).



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