Adam altroad1212 on 17/07/08 01:42, wrote:
Yes, you're right. But I wasn't using the same setting on both software. I should have been more clear. The 'both' I was referring to was two strategies in TS, not both software... but you had no way to know that. Before I realized what was wrong, I had created two separate strategies to help me eliminate any errors I might be making. TS was using comm/slip, while Metastock was using zero.vk wrote:I am confused... if you were using the same setting for both software thanyou should get the same result, no? vk -----Original Message-----From: altroad1212 [mailto:altroad1212@xxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2008 6:40 PMTo: vk Cc: 'Omega-List' Subject: Re: user error?vk, I was using the same commisson/slippage (not zero) for both.... as soon as I changed the amount to zero for both it works like it's supposed too. Thanks! No telling how long it would have been until I figured it out. Soooo... in fact it was the dreaded User Error!vk wrote:Commission and or slippage settings? vk -----Original Message-----From: Jimmy Snowden [mailto:jhsnowden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2008 4:32 AMTo: altroad1212; Omega-List Subject: Re: user error? Using TS2ki. JimmyI must really be brain dead... at the very least it must be a case of user error. Can someone tell me what obvious thing I am missing? If I have a simple system that loses 100k, shouldn't it make a profit of 100k buy changing the Buy to Sell, and the Sell to a Buy?This example is a loser on the chart I'm looking at: if c > average(c,50) then buy on close; if c < average(c,50) then sell on close; ----------If I reverse the buy and sell signals in TS2k, it still is a loser. But if I reverse the entry signals in Metastock it is a winner by the same amount it had previously lost.What am I doing wrong in TS? Thanks!