Walk forward is a sliding windows validation process which cuts
your backtesting period into smaller In Sample and Out of Sample period
say theres 12 weeks of your data cut it into 4 weeks of in sample and 2 weeks
of out of sample and reoptimize every OOS period.
WFO 1
IS : 1- 4...
A little bit on curve fit in backtesting.
Since a lot of people here shouts curve fit on every computer generated strategy.
For any given financial time series containing OHLC data,
If the main input to your optimization program is finding the best lookback period to use
for Moving...
yeah, comission is a big cost of my average trade profit, but backtest shows me profitable, last 2 mths live proves it. Surely other ppl here on et have had a similar system ? I was thinking if itz still stable for at least another 3 months i can go prop ?
I can't rent out my system like dom...
Well, its backtested with over 5000 trades in 6 years, trade at least 10 rt per day now. It would be hard to curve fit that no ?
backtest results show that market conditions have existed for 6 years at least, so im at least expecting another year or two before it degrades.
I agree with NN and most non linear ML methods, but am currently trading live a system from a gp result. Doing quite well too, but offcourse I validated on 3x as much of OOS result from IS and verified the pattern again in R.
Hahaha no kidding,
Look at his forex system performance
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/fxgrowthbot/forex-growth-bot/71611
That'll no doubt inspire confidence
I've never seen a breakdown like that.
Woo Wee, that's a mighty fine house,
with sweet vintage cars.
I admit if he invited me to come over there and talk about investments
I would probably have said TAKE MY MONEY.
How long was the backtest period if your having to reoptimize so often.
What was your Walk forward Analysis result ?
I've been running for close to two month and haven't had to reoptimize any of my system params yet
I trade 5 RT futures daily.
Hi ETers,
I'd like to review techniques relating to quantitative trading.
1. Stochastic Calculus
I understand it's uses for assets and options pricing, but have anybody
successfully use it for alpha generation in futures or fx trading ?
I came across this...
Generally you use R for finding patterns in the historical prices.
One you found those patterns then code them in a language that is compatible with
your broker API
Im typing from a tablet, pardon for the spelling error.
yes, i can browse the current population, since my gp only does 1 generation every 5 mins.
At 10,000 generations a second whats the size of your population ? I think your doing something wrong.