Currently developing some improvements to bull/bear strategies.
It would be handy for debugging my code  to get the profit % to console.log when i do a short

how to get that, is it simply the previous.close and current candle close.. or does it works a bit more advanced ?.
(as that is not guaranteed to happen in real life to get it like that).

I extended a known script called: RSI_BULL_BEAR_ADX

In such a way that it has two stoploss settings, one for Bull and one for Bear markets.

However now i am wondered about generic stoploss math, as in other strategies.
Most of the times i see some percentage of the last long candle close buy to not go below that.
Sometimes i see people using a stoploss with a fixed amount, say 50 dollar or so, since last long candle close.

But i'm wondered I could also code to memorize the highest and lowest candle stops - since -  my last  long bu advice.
So create a stoploss that would stop after the highest values since my last buy would drop more then a certain  percentage
I dont know enough of the background ideas behind RSI_BULL_BEAR_ADX if that would make sense or not.
And am worried if that would be an antipatten to code in regards to the ADX part of it.

What do you people think of alternative stoploss rules ?
And maybe you know of perhaps more afvanced stoploss rules ?



perhaps nice to see some logging of the not yet ready code as want validate it a bit more first :
I log to console:

Bear long at 9592 stoploss: bear<9113 bull< (misssing) // missing is bug
Bear short
Bull long at 9883 stoploss: bear<9389 bull<9834             // after each long i recalculate bot stoplosslevels so i can swing  from bear/bull markets
Bull stoploss triggered on 9775  Bullstop was 9786
Bull long at 10450 stoploss: bear<9928 bull<10398
Bull stoploss triggered on 10483  Bullstop was 10537
Bull long at  10564 stoploss: bear<10036 bull<10511
Bull stoploss triggered on 10501  Bullstop was 10511
Bull long at  10838 stoploss: bear<10296 bull<10783
Bull stoploss triggered on 10777  Bullstop was 10848   //interesting making profit from bull to bear market.
Bear long at  9673 stoploss: bear<9189 bull<(missing)
Bear short

Hi there,

Is it possible with the backtesting to add more graphs (e.g., indicator output) to the result window? Currently I only see the closing price plotted there, but it would be very helpful to superimpose other information on that graph.

Thanks!

I'm new to this and just want some data to backtest some strategies. When I go to the backtest tab, I click the "Scan available data" button, this brings me to the importer tab, all well and good. But when trying to start a new import under market is completely blank, no drop downs, nothing. I didn't seem to do anything wrong in the install too can anyone help?

There is this special directory I heard of from certain topics on GitHub, which is about the evaluation of indicators ..\test\indicators\

I don't know how to execute the files there. How are they used/executed?

Quote:ReferenceError: describe is not defined

Can anybody post a quick code example of how this indicators is coded in a strategy?

Hi,

Can you explain what have to be done for bitstamp support. I'm ready to help, but I need a "to do/to check" list. 
New gekko structure, new gekko API, new bitstamp api, Key management modifications, ... ?
Thank you

I always get this when trying to NPM the exchange. I can never get past his point when installing gekko on Win 64 machine.

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Hello

Has anyone developed a Elliot Wave indicator for Gekko.
I am looking for a indicator that I can tweak to suit my needs.

I would like to train a neural network with the output.