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[...] 1.0);
paramLookbackForStepPattern = CreateParameter("Lookback", 3, 1, 20, 1);
}
bool isInsideBody( int bar, double price ) {
return price bar ,Close bar ) && price >= Math.Min(Open bar ,Close bar );
}
bool Upstep( int bar, int lookback ) {
bool result = false;
bool way1 = (Open bar > Close bar & Open bar+1 bar+1 [...]
[...] Run(WealthScript obj)
{
int periodADX = 14, adxTrend = 30, adxMax = 42, mab = 50, crit = 22, adxLag = 12;
double adxMult = 1.8;
var c = obj.Close;
var adx = ADX.Series(obj.Bars,periodADX);
var avgMAB = SMA.Series(c,mab);
var adxLow = Lowest.Series(adx,adxLag);
ChartPane p = obj.CreatePane(30,true,true);
obj.PlotSeries(p, adx, Color.Red, LineStyle.Solid, 2 );
for(int bar = obj.GetTradingLoopStartBar(1); bar bar bar > avgMAB
[...] data starts at 4/23/2008
int stBar = DateTimeToBar(new DateTime(2003, 4, 23), false);
for(int bar = 0; bar bar = yba stBar ;
// Based calculations from raw data and then synchronize
DataSeries ybaSMA = Synchronize( SMA.Series(yba, 40) );
DataSeries xauROC = Synchronize( ROC.Series(xau, 1) );
DataSeries crbROC = Synchronize( ROC.Series(crb, 1) );
DataSeries ejROC = Synchronize( ROC.Series(ej, 2) );
ej = Synchronize( ej );
yba = Synchronize( yba );
DataSeries sec1BOL = SecBol( [...]
[...] atr = ATR.Series(Bars, atrPeriod);
var trendFilter = SMA.Series(Close, maPeriod);
for(int bar = GetTradingLoopStartBar(Math.Max(atrPeriod,maPeriod)); bar bar > High bar - 1 && Low bar bar - 1 && Close bar bar - 1 ;
bool keyRevBull = High bar > High bar - 1 && Low bar [...]
[...] from recent peaks or troughs. System rules Once a bullish divergence is detected, enter long next bar at open if MFO is below its centerline Exit long next bar at open when MFO crosses above the centerline Trades from the short side are deliberately not taken as their performance seems poor. Figure 1. Bullish divergence between the MFO and price formed in June 2015 triggered a long trade in KO (Coca Cola). After updating the TASCIndicators library to v2015.09 or later, the MoneyFlowOscillator indicator can be found under the TASC [...]
Bars, Loops, and Bar + 1
Original article by Robert Sucher in the legacy Knowledge Base here .
Wealth-Lab Developer has features such as order slippage and variable commissions to bring trading simulation as close to reality as possible. Likewise, your task as a trading system designer is to express your system in C# code that validly recreates security orders as they would have been and will be executed in real life. Bar Definition
A bar is any interval of time that has an open, high, low, and closing [...]
[...] CreateParameter("Exit after", 20, 1, 50, 1);
paramDailyLength1 = CreateParameter("Daily Length 1",12,2,300,20);
paramDailyLength2 = CreateParameter("Daily Length 2",26,2,300,20);
paramWeeklyLength1 = CreateParameter("Weekly Length 1",60,2,300,20);
paramWeeklyLength2 = CreateParameter("Weekly Length 2",130,2,300,20);
}
protected override void Execute()
{
if( Bars.Scale != BarScale.Daily )
{
DrawLabel(PricePane, "Switch to Daily scale");
Abort();
}
bool peak = false; int peakBar = -1;
int high = paramHighest.ValueInt;
bool [...]
[...] to create a Pullback in an Uptrend entry. For instance, in an established uptrend, wait for a three bar pullback and
enter at stop $0.10 above prior bar high. However, the Rule Wizard doesn't seem to have "Buy at Stop" rule desired. Solution:
You can get pretty close by starting with these rules: BuyAtLimit (High)
- Moving Average is trending up (Moving Average group)
- Price decreases a consecutive number of bars (Price (or Volume) group) ..and add an exit (if you only want a screen, see Techniques > Creating a Screener in the WealthScript [...]
[...] Color.Red, solid, 2 );
DrawHorzLine(adxPane,thresholdForTrend,Color.Blue,LineStyle.Dashed,1); for(int bar = GetTradingLoopStartBar(period); bar bar-1 == Highest.Series( High, high ) bar-1 )
& ( srsi bar-1 == Highest.Series( srsi, high ) bar-1 )
& TurnDown( bar, High ) & TurnDown( bar, srsi ) )
{
peak = true; peakBar = bar-1;
}
}
if( [...]
[...] CreateParameter("DX LRSlope Period", 25, 10, 50, 1);
D2SNL = CreateParameter("Snl LRSlope Period", 12, 5, 25, 1);
LRSDXYSELL = CreateParameter("DX LRSlope", 0.3, 0.1, 0.8, 0.1);
LRSNLSELL = CreateParameter("Snl LRSlope", -0.8, -1.2, -0.5, 0.1 );
MASELL = CreateParameter("Soybean EMA Period", 15, 5, 25, 1);
MASNL = CreateParameter("Snl EMA Period", 15, 5, 25, 1);
MADXY = CreateParameter("DX MA Period", 50, 20, 100, 5);
chnlLength = CreateParameter("Channel Period", 4, 2, 20, 2);
} // ROC of LR Line divided by its period
private double LRLineROCdivPeriod(int [...]
[...] ADX.Series( Bars,14 );
EMA ema = EMA.Series( Close, 60, EMACalculation.Modern );
for(int bar = period; bar bar = Math.Sign( Close bar - Close bar-1 ) * Volume bar ;
}
DataSeries VP = EMA.Series( R, period, EMACalculation.Modern );
for(int bar = period; bar bar != 0 )
VZO bar = 100 [...]
[...] ADX.Series( Bars,14 );
EMA ema = EMA.Series( Close, 60, EMACalculation.Modern );
for(int bar = period; bar bar = Math.Sign( Close bar - Close bar-1 ) * Close bar ;
}
DataSeries VP = EMA.Series( R, period, EMACalculation.Modern );
for(int bar = period; bar bar != 0 )
PZO bar = 100 * [...]
Syntax
public static int GetTime(this WealthScript obj, int bar)
public static int GetTime(this Bars bars, int bar) // For use when using a non-synchronized Bars object public int GetTime(int bar)
public int GetTime(Bars bars, int bar) // For use when using a non-synchronized Bars object
Parameter Description bar Bar number bars Bars object GetTime returns 24-hour time as an integer. Example: 4pm = 1600
Syntax [...]
[...] above the 2nd one and the previous value was less than or equal to the target value at the previous bar. Motivated traders can compare approaches by commenting and uncommenting these lines:
if( CrossUnder( bar, tpEma, haEma ) )
//if( tpEma bar bar )
...
if( CrossOver( bar, tpEma, haEma ) )
//if( tpEma bar > haEma bar )
To run the sample Strategy in Wealth-Lab, you'll need the TASCIndicators [...]
[...] SMA.Series(Slow, 30); //V Slow MA: Blue int Tier1 = 0, Tier2 = 0, Tier3 = 0, Tier4 = 0; for (int bar = GetTradingLoopStartBar(Math.Max(period * 3, 30)); bar bar >= Med bar && Med bar >= Slow bar && Slow bar >= Vslow bar ) ? 10 : 0;
Tier2 = (Fast bar >= Med bar && Med bar >= [...]
[...] for easy reference in users' Strategies. Here's the complete list of Strategy rules: Enter long next bar at open if following conditions are met:
Stock price greater than $1 50-day simple moving average of volume is greater than 100,000 Yesterday’s close was less than the day before Yesterday’s close was less than its open Today’s open is greater than yesterday’s close Today’s close is greater than yesterday’s open Today’s open is less than yesterday’s open As of yesterday’s close, price had been closing lower for three days Sell short next bar [...]
[...] variable used for "Trend Vigor" is now correct. Additionally, the starting loop variable was changed from 12 to 51, and DataSeries initializations have been simplified. // WAS:
double Trend = ds bar - ds cycPeriod ;
// SHOULD BE (IS):
double Trend = ds bar - ds bar - cycPeriod ; /* Strategy Code revised 20090611 */
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.Drawing;
using WealthLab;
using WealthLab.Indicators; namespace [...]
[...] ")");
DataSeries trends = new DataSeries(b, "TrendsStop(" + period + "," + factor + ")");
for [...]
[...] 2;
R3 = close + Range * 1.1 / 4;
R2 = close + Range * 1.1 / 6;
R1 = close + Range * 1.1 / 12;
S1 = close - Range * 1.1 / 12;
S2 = close - Range * 1.1 / 6;
S3 = close - Range * 1.1 / 4;
S4 = close - Range * 1.1 / 2;
S5 = close - (R5 - close);
}
public void Clear()
{
R1 = 0; R2 = 0; R3 = 0; R4 = 0; R5 = 0;
S1 = 0; S2 = 0; S3 = 0; S4 = 0; S5 = 0;
}
}
public class CamarillaPointsStrategy : WealthScript
{
enum Entry { Inside, Outside, Breakout };
private StrategyParameter paramEntryType;
public [...]
[...] determine and compare time of day
public class MyStrategy : WealthScript
{
public int GetTime(int bar)
{
return Date bar .Hour * 100 + Date bar .Minute;
}
protected override void Execute()
{
// Specifically, I use a strategy that buys stocks only in the time period between 9:55 am and 13:00. for(int bar = 1; bar = 0955 ) & ( GetTime(bar) Identify the Open price of the day when working with intraday data
Here's [...]
[...] Synchronize( sto_m); sto_q = Synchronize( sto_q); sto_y = Synchronize( sto_y); //Determine the first valid bar
var start = Math.Max(sto_60.FirstValidValue,
Math.Max(sto_d.FirstValidValue,
Math.Max(sto_w.FirstValidValue,
Math.Max(sto_m.FirstValidValue,
Math.Max(sto_q.FirstValidValue, sto_y.FirstValidValue))))); ChartPane sPane = CreatePane( 20, false, true);
PlotSeries( sPane, sto_60, Color.Peru, ls, 1);
PlotSeries( sPane, sto_d, Color.Chartreuse, ls, 1);
PlotSeries( sPane, sto_w, Color.Gainsboro, ls, 1);
PlotSeries( sPane, sto_m, Color.Sienna, [...]
[...] CreatePane(30,true,true);
PlotSymbol(spyPane,spy,Color.Blue,Color.Red);
PlotSeries(spyPane,spySma,Color.Blue,WealthLab.LineStyle.Solid,1);
}
for(int bar = GetTradingLoopStartBar(200); bar bar bar - Bars.SymbolInfo.Tick [...]
[...] Math.PI * delta / period);
double alpha = gamma - Math.Sqrt(gamma * gamma - 1d);
for (int bar = 2; bar bar = 0.5 * (1 - alpha) * (ds bar - ds bar - 2 )
+ beta * (1 + alpha) * res bar - 1 - alpha * res bar - 2 ;
}
return res;
}
protected override void Execute()
{
int per = _period.ValueInt;
double delta = _delta.Value;
double fraction [...]
[...] the average MTR by 3 standard deviations of MTR or greater. An entry is triggered when: Buy next bar at market if today's close price has declined. Short next bar at market if today's close price has increased. A position is exited with a simple trailing channel exit: Exit long when today's low price has broke below the 3-day lowest price. Cover short when today's high price has broke above the 3-day highest price. This system is merely a proof-of-concept. Among possible enhancements to this barebone system, the following can be [...]
Syntax public static Position BuyAtStopLimit(this WealthScript ws, int bar, double price)
public static Position BuyAtStopLimit(this WealthScript ws, int bar, double price, string signalName)
public static Position ShortAtStopLimit(this WealthScript ws, int bar, double price)
public static Position ShortAtStopLimit(this WealthScript ws, int bar, double price, string signalName)
public static bool SellAtStopLimit(this WealthScript ws, int bar, Position [...]
[...] CreatePane(40,true,true);
PlotSeries(rdPane,rd,Color.FromArgb(255,255,0,0),LineStyle.Solid,1);
DrawHorzLine(rdPane,DIVSHORT,Color.Brown,ls,1);
DrawHorzLine(rdPane,DIVCRIT,Color.CadetBlue,ls,1);
for(int bar = GetTradingLoopStartBar(60); [...]
[...] the MACD")
{
EMACalculation cm = EMACalculation.Modern;
EMA ema12 = EMA.Series( bars.Close, 12, cm );
EMA ema26 = EMA.Series( bars.Close, 26, cm );
DataSeries Indicator1 = ema12 + EMA.Series( bars.Close - ema12, 12, cm );
DataSeries Indicator2 = ema26 + EMA.Series( bars.Close - ema26, 26, cm ); for (int bar = FirstValidValue; bar bar = Indicator1 bar - Indicator2 bar ;
}
public [...]
[...] strategy
public class Donor : WealthScript
{
protected override void Execute()
{
for(int bar = 21; bar bar bar-20 )
SellAtMarket( bar+1, LastPosition );
}
else
{
if ( Close bar > Close bar-20 )
if( BuyAtMarket( bar+1 ) != null )
LastPosition.Priority = Close bar ;
}
}
}
}
}
Let's [...]
Syntax
public static double ChandelierStop(this Position p, Bars bars, int bar, int period, double coefficient ) public double ChandelierStop(Bars bars, int bar, Position p, int period, double coefficient )
Parameter Description p Position to apply Chandelier stop to period TR period for Chandelier stop calculation coefficient ATR factor for Chandelier stop calculation bars Bars object bar Bar number Description
The Chandelier Stop is a trailing stop that [...]
[...] that you might find useful in other pattern-recognition scripts. As can be seen in Figure 1, the three-bar pattern occurs more frequently that you otherwise might expect in the CL, SI, and GC (shown) electronic sessions. Figure 1. The light gray and blue boxes highlight the short and long setups, respectively.
While testing the code, we noticed that short trade triggers (the last bar in the pattern) whose Close was below the Low of the previous bar had a better success rate than if the Close were simply lower [...]