Hey guys.
I'm curious how many of you use Metastock?
Answer the poll and let's find out
I'm curious how many of you use Metastock?
Answer the poll and let's find out


Quote from intradaybill:
There are better solutions for a fraction of the cost like Amibroker, for example. This product has minor backtesting issues but ofefr portfolio backtest and some other nice features, like WFO (not that I use it of course).
Hi,
I remember I was trying to buy at the close and exit at the next open and I had a hard time getting it do it right. When I got it working, the code was correct but the report was wrong.
Bill
Quote from funnyguy:
So since I was interested what was meant by minor issues you told me via PN:
Here http://is.gd/u8uYWj (in the pic it should read "... and exits @next bar's open") again and now publicly is the proof that there are no such minor issues but rather minor coding inabilities on user's side. So far I haven't found any calculation bugs in Amibroker. It's working rock solid and reliable. Why are you that sure that your code was correct? I doubt it was.
Quote from intradaybill:
First of all, your pic is a total mess. It seems that cirlces are exits, not entries as you say. If that is the case, where is the exit of the first signal? (I remember that problem too). Remember, the issue was about entering a position at the close of a bar and exiting at the next open and doing that continuously. What the heck you have there? Can't you understand a simple problem?
(in the pic it should read "... and exits @next bar's open")
Quote from intradaybill:
Check the entry and exit times and stop sending PMs accusing others of being incapable to see what you failed to see.
Quote from intradaybill:
Also, what the hell is 50174 contracts in eurusd?
Quote from intradaybill:
You seem to be out of control. You will be put on ignore.
Quote from funnyguy:
Yeah whatever. Go ahead, Billy boy. But the fact remains that you are just too incapable to see your own inabilities of understanding simple things.
But first learn how to code (correctly).