Hi Ton -- Yes, Equity Monaco is a NeoTicker product. It accepts a list of closed trades from a text file as input. You can get that by exporting results from the AA report, cleaning it up with a spreadsheet if necessary, and importing it into Equity Monaco. You definitely can use Equity Monaco with AmiBroker.
My next book is Advanced AmiBroker. I am taking a short break from working on it this morning to read postings to the forum. Writing is going well, but some of my other projects have had big increases in activity and are competing heavily for time, so the book is not yet ready for the editors or the printer. No promises, and no pre-orders yet, but the availability date now looks to be April or May 2010. Thanks, Howard On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 10:44 AM, Ton Sieverding <ton.sieverd...@scarlet.be>wrote: > > > Hi Howard, > > *Returning to the question of reordering trades to study the risk > associated with the trading system. Use of Monte Carlo analysis in this area > is very valuable. It is best done using a program that accepts a list of > closed trades and performs the risk analysis. Equity Monaco, available free > (**http://www.tickquest.com/product/equitymonaco.html*<http://www.tickquest.com/product/equitymonaco.html> > *), is a good one to start with. And Market Systems Analyzer (** > http://adaptrade.com/* <http://adaptrade.com/>*) has more capability and a > trial version.* > > My experience with Equity Monaco stops at the first page of the manual. > Isn't this a NeoTicker product ? Or at least for NeoTicker. Can I use it > with AmiBroker ? > > .... oh yes, something else. And you know what ... your next book. When ? > > Regards, Ton. > > >
