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I've noticed that my results are in fact alphabetized (rather than
sorted by positionscore), which has caused me concern on the very
point you raise. However, I just double-checked the results, and they
are in fact the top stocks based on positionscore. I ran an
exploration and sorted on positionscore and then compared this list to
the buys/shorts for the same day. The top stocks are picked but then
sorted alphabetically in the report.
Cheers,
Jay
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "glennokb" <glennokb@xxx> wrote:
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> Hi Jay,
>
> Might be wrong but having the positionscore outside of the
> CustomBacktestProc the trades may be biased towards the top of the
> alphabet. I think as trades come along in your list, they are
> selected until the max trades is reached and the rest are rejected.
>
> It would be good to positionscore all the available trades within the
> CustomBacktestProc, then select the max number of trades.
>
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