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staying long for 96.20 gap fillagnosia wrote:long 94.80 on /cl
Mid price for the day following signal. Correct?Cobra wrote:The software cannot test exact price, so I have to use mid price for entry and exit, otherwise the model can be very precise about entry and exit price. I've explained this before. I'll write a specific post for all kinds of details about the model later.Mr. BachNut wrote:Cobra,
A little off-topic question, but I didn't know where to post.
I read over your Cobra Impulse System notes over the weekend and wondered how you did your backtesting. For trade prices, did you use the close on the day of the signal, the open the day following the signal or something else? Just wondering.
Thanks.
Just checked on an hourly chart with special indicators, very short term 1327 might be more important than I first thought...uempel wrote:Hi DT, now you're impatient...Dow Trader wrote:I just bought ES @ 1223.50
Anaconda: I have less confidence in the market, but enough to sell (to open) IWM Jul 83 puts, with a strike under a reasonable support (~ 83.6).Anaconda wrote:Wow. You have that much confidence in the markets, eh?Dow Trader wrote:I just bought ES @ 1223.50
Hi Uempel,uempel wrote:Hi DT, now you're impatient...Dow Trader wrote:I just bought ES @ 1223.50
How CI works:Mr. BachNut wrote:Mid price for the day following signal. Correct?Cobra wrote:The software cannot test exact price, so I have to use mid price for entry and exit, otherwise the model can be very precise about entry and exit price. I've explained this before. I'll write a specific post for all kinds of details about the model later.Mr. BachNut wrote:Cobra,
A little off-topic question, but I didn't know where to post.
I read over your Cobra Impulse System notes over the weekend and wondered how you did your backtesting. For trade prices, did you use the close on the day of the signal, the open the day following the signal or something else? Just wondering.
Thanks.
Options expiry on Friday, anything can happen...Sqwii wrote:uempel
Have a bottom date cycle on Thursday/Friday or so - I think we might see some nice panic this week in markets....
VIX chart looks bullish + lots of short ETF's , which means markets have a good chance heading lower near term.
That's a pretty brave move. I wish you good luck with that, though. I'm uncharacteristically neutral on equities, right now. I worry we could go either way, short term. Longer term, I hold September ETF puts on the major indices. My bigger play short term is for silver to tank.cougar wrote:Anaconda: I have less confidence in the market, but enough to sell (to open) IWM Jul 83 puts, with a strike under a reasonable support (~ 83.6).Anaconda wrote:Wow. You have that much confidence in the markets, eh?Dow Trader wrote:I just bought ES @ 1223.50
Holding Aug 85 puts, bought Fri at close…
scratch that , taking profits here 95.80... for +1... don't like /es or euro actionagnosia wrote:staying long for 96.20 gap fillagnosia wrote:long 94.80 on /cl
Cobra wrote:How CI works:Mr. BachNut wrote:Mid price for the day following signal. Correct?Cobra wrote:The software cannot test exact price, so I have to use mid price for entry and exit, otherwise the model can be very precise about entry and exit price. I've explained this before. I'll write a specific post for all kinds of details about the model later.Mr. BachNut wrote:Cobra,
A little off-topic question, but I didn't know where to post.
I read over your Cobra Impulse System notes over the weekend and wondered how you did your backtesting. For trade prices, did you use the close on the day of the signal, the open the day following the signal or something else? Just wondering.
Thanks.
There's a signal bar, when I see that, I report it to you guys.
If the next day the signal bar is confirmed, then I use the mid price as the entry price.
The exit signal mostly is stop loss, when stop loss triggered, I use mid price as exit price.
Uses mid price in the long run is fair, because sometimes you get better entry but sometimes you get worse entry by using mid price. The same for stop loss, as some times you get better exit price while sometimes it's worse.
99er, can you post copper? TIA.