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In the quote...the 1500US includes a full seperate system historical backtester....to test out different situations and symbols, then replaying everything to find out. It is 300 extra..and worth it imho-Nate Just load the strat...and as many days as loaded it prints the stats...the auto is just a ATM system executed no backtesting...only on replay.

 

What do you mean by holding out for the backtester?
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http://my.jetscreenshot.com/demo/20140410-venq-75kb.jpg

 

 

enough to be able to write two lines with NinjaScript, the code exists

Give me a few more days

 

 

Well I'm glad to see the PPTBoxSL is in the condition builder. That means it can be used to build any strategy in the Ninja Strategy Builder. Only wish Cashmaniac was still around.

I hear he's very adept at ASD with the NTStrat Builder.

Btw enzofox here is a recent 1 hour webinar for using the NT Strat Builder and Condition builder.

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I wrote that there is source code, those who have experience with Ninja Script takes 5 minutes to write strategy

Otherwise I'll pay 80 bucks for it write by an operator

 

the source code does not expose the indicator class to condition builder, so it cannot be done using the strategy script wizard

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user33 is right, but it's not big deal to change it. I'll send later a PPTBoxSL version with an exposed trigger to use in a strategy builder for example...

 

As I promised, link below with the changed source of PPTBoxSL.

Box_signal is exposed to use in a strategy.

 

a newer version is available here: :)

http://indo-investasi.com/showthread.php/24211-The-box?p=324393&viewfull=1#post324393

 

I've changed the name of the original indicator to PPTBoxSLsig to omit any confusion in the future.

Very simple example how to use it in a strategy:

....

if (Position.MarketPosition == MarketPosition.Flat)

{

if (PPTBoxSLsig().Box_Signal[0] == 1)

{

EnterLong(DefaultQuantity, "");

}

 

if (PPTBoxSLsig().Box_Signal[0] == -1)

{

EnterShort(DefaultQuantity, "");

}

}

....

Cheers,

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As I promised, link below with the changed source of PPTBoxSL.

Box_signal is exposed to use in a strategy.

 

http://www.sendspace.com/file/orpspp

pass=indo-investasi

 

I've changed the name of the original indicator to PPTBoxSLsig to omit any confusion in the future.

Very simple example how to use it in a strategy:

....

if (Position.MarketPosition == MarketPosition.Flat)

{

if (PPTBoxSLsig().Box_Signal[0] == 1)

{

EnterLong(DefaultQuantity, "");

}

 

if (PPTBoxSLsig().Box_Signal[0] == -1)

{

EnterShort(DefaultQuantity, "");

}

}

....

Cheers,

 

Thanks for everything, because one thing you do not write for us? thanks

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like i said ..first time for me ..so use carefully ....no garantie ... :)

and i think everybody can do that with the strategiewizard .... i´m old and no programmer at all ...dont even know to speak english very well .. and i did it with my first try... ;)

 

http://www.sendspace.com/file/46van9

 

thanks for sharing this!

 

I have a question: I don't see where in your code it checks if the position is flat, like from admis's code: "if (Position.MarketPosition == MarketPosition.Flat)", would that matter?

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Hi Admis..Thank you for helping...your help is appreciated-Nate

 

As I promised, link below with the changed source of PPTBoxSL.

Box_signal is exposed to use in a strategy.

 

http://www.sendspace.com/file/orpspp

pass=indo-investasi

 

I've changed the name of the original indicator to PPTBoxSLsig to omit any confusion in the future.

Very simple example how to use it in a strategy:

....

if (Position.MarketPosition == MarketPosition.Flat)

{

if (PPTBoxSLsig().Box_Signal[0] == 1)

{

EnterLong(DefaultQuantity, "");

}

 

if (PPTBoxSLsig().Box_Signal[0] == -1)

{

EnterShort(DefaultQuantity, "");

}

}

....

Cheers,

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