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TSF Optimised Trading System
Enter long:
Cross(opt1,((CLOSE-Ref(TSF(C,opt3),-1))/CLOSE*100))
Close long:
Cross(((CLOSE-Ref(TSF(C,opt3),-1))/CLOSE*100),opt2)
Enter short:
Cross(((CLOSE-Ref(TSF(C,opt3),-1))/CLOSE*100),opt2)
Close short:
Cross(opt1,((CLOSE-Ref(TSF(C,opt3),-1))/CLOSE*100))
opt 1: zero to -2 (with 0.1 step)
opt 2: zero to +2 (with 0.1 step)
opt 3: 2 to 8 (with 1 step)
Enter long:
Cross(opt1,((CLOSE-Ref(TSF(C,opt3),-1))/CLOSE*100))
Close long:
Cross(((CLOSE-Ref(TSF(C,opt3),-1))/CLOSE*100),opt2)
Enter short:
Cross(((CLOSE-Ref(TSF(C,opt3),-1))/CLOSE*100),opt2)
Close short:
Cross(opt1,((CLOSE-Ref(TSF(C,opt3),-1))/CLOSE*100))
opt 1: zero to -2 (with 0.1 step)
opt 2: zero to +2 (with 0.1 step)
opt 3: 2 to 8 (with 1 step)
I use this for futures and the above parameters (optimized settings) keep it in the ballpark. If you are applying it to equities (or commodities),it always makes sense to look at the indicator and understand the outside parameters for each of its "steps". It makes no sense to limit your outside limits to -2 and +2 if the TSF oscillates between -8 and +8. So do a little homework on the "outside" limits of the indicator and then optimize accordingly. from Steve Karnish. | |
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