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You
read your tickers one by one using Optimize and StrExtract(), something
like:
TickerList = "MSFT, CSCO, ... ");
n =
Number of tickers in list
TickerNum = Optimize("TickerNum",0,0,n,1);
SetForeign(StrExtract(TickerList,TickerNum));
....
your systems code here ...here you would also have to enable trades only when
your tradelist tells you to ...
....
might not be all that easy...
Performing an optimization will produce a report listing stats for each
ticker in your list.
None
of the above is tested. please verify syntax and read up on the functions
used.
best
regards,
herman.
Hi,
This should get me started. Just
curious to find out what another
option would be if my list was large.
Finally, how can I make my
ticker list current for the test (i.e what AFL
function to use)?
Thanks again.
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
"Herman van den Bergen"
<psytek@xxxx> wrote:
> It depends on
how many trades you are talking about...
>
> In EOD the simplest
way would be to create a text or .csv file,
for example
> in excel,
and read this file from afl. There are a number of file
functions,
>
like fputs() and fgets(), you can use and you can store your trade
>
information using StaticVarSetText(); for easy access after that.
>
> Again, depending on how many different tickers you traded you can
use the
> StrExtract() function (and some others) to read your
ticker from a
list and
> make it current for the test.
>
> A good start would be to look into code examples for the above
functions...
>
> ggod luck,
> herman
>
>
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