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Couple of errors above LookBack:=20; PercChange:= (CLOSE - Ref(CLOSE,-1))/Ref(CLOSE,-1); AvgPercChange:=Mov(PercChange,20,S); NewLevel:= CLOSE * (1 + AvgPercChange); NewLevel Sorry

her's looking at you LookBack:20; PercChange:= (Close - Ref(Close,-1))/Ref(Close,-1); AvgPercChange:= Average(PercChange,20); NewLevel:= Close * (1 + AvgPercChange); NewLevel

On second thoughts, when exits are not directly linked to entries, it is preferable to make sure that none of the exit conditions hold at the time of entry. Otherwise you would have a same day exit which is not what you are trying to achieve. One way of doing this could be to specify the entry...

Sorry, entry conditions should be: LE:= H>ref(HHV(H,10)+0.5* Stdev(c,10),-1); SE:= L<ref(LLV(L,10)-0.5* Stdev(c,10),-1);

Could this be it? LE:= H>ref(HHV(H,10),-1)+0.5* Stdev(c,10) ; SE:= L<ref(LLV(L,10),-1)-0.5* Stdev(c,10); LX:= (ADX(14)>30 and cross(mov(c,35,e),mov(c,10,e))) or (ADX(14)<20 and Simulation.CurrentPositionAge >=10) or (ADX(14)>20 and ADX(14)<30 and cross(stoch(14,3),85)); SX:= (ADX(14)>30 and...

Composite systems are worse than binary wave systems. The appropriate solution would be to test for best long system (or if you prefer the best oscillator system when adx shows weak or no trend) and the best trend following system (in all other situations). Then do the same for shorts rembering...

there is no other way than copy and paste your formulae. If you want proof ahve a look at http://www.meta-formula.com/metastock-secret.html , see the video demonstration and do not buy. Everything in there is available from free in the internet.

I do not see what securities you tried the systems on but I suppose that you tested long only positions by the look of things. Your suggested procedure is sound but you should test the final system (including stop losses, trailing stops, profit targets, filters etc.) with TradeSim if you want to...

Try this. ma3:= mov(c,3,s); ma13:= mov(c,13,s); ma39:= mov(c,39,s); {When the 39 MA is moving up buy when the 3 MA crosses up over the 13 MA. and/or when the 3 MA crosses above the 39 MA. When the 13 MA crosses above the 39 MA consider adding to your long position. Exit and stand aside when...