~rhelfer, Thanks on all counts. Appreciated.
Brian. --- In [email protected], "rhelfer123" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Almost forgot, check the FILES section (search under "Monte Carlo") > of this Yahoo Group and will find a ZIP file containing an Excel > spreadsheet that has all the macros built into it already, for doing > MCS on AB output. It's all setup and ready to go. You may need to > get yourself a screen capture device to save MCS results in a faster > way, to compare MCS results for different systems. The bell curve > graphing is included in the MCS spreasheet. > > You won't need much training to use MCS. Just drop your automatic > analysis results into the MCS Excel document and hit the button. > Give it a minute and then check the bell curve data. > > You can also buy MCS software that does the same thing, but this > spreadsheet is FREE and very easy to use. You will only need 1,000 > MCS passes (this is done automatically when you hit the button) to > properly analyze the trading system. Some MCS softwares do many more > passes, but statistically it won't help much more. 1,000 passes is > plenty. > > Make sure you test various market cycles (see my previous post) to > confirm how well a system works in MCS against major bull or bear > market cycles, too -- just to make sure the system works in all > conditions. Otherwise, just use the system for the conditions it > works well in. > > Good luck! > > ~rhelfer > > --- In [email protected], "brian_z321" <brian_z321@> > wrote: > > > > Hello ~rhelfer, > > > > What is the first one or two things that you look at in > MCSimulations? > > > > Can you recommend anyone/anywhere as the best training source for > MCS > > applications to trading? > > > > Brian_z >
