--- In [email protected], "jollypollyanna" <jollypolly...@...> wrote: > > You can fill in how many open positions you want and what amount of your > trading capital to invest in each. There are other ways than this. > > In this example you have 10 positions maximum open at any one time and > all your equity is divided by bthe 10 positions. So for 100,000 equity > = 10 positions of 10,000. (approximately) > > PosQty = 10; // You can define here how many open positions you want > SetOption("MaxOpenPositions", PosQty); > PositionSize = -100/PosQty; // invest 100% of portfolio equity divided > by max. position count > SetTradeDelays(1,1,1,1); // delay buy, sell, short, cover by 1 bar. > > In Amibroker Users Guide, type in Portfolio-level back testing for a > better explanation. Take note of position score too. > > > --- In [email protected], "equtrader" <equtrader@> wrote: > > > > Hello everyone, > > > > I am trying to learn how to backtest with AB and I cannto figure out > how to make a simple strategy to have multiple open positions. I get a > new tarde only after the previous open trade is closed but I want to be > able to have multiple open positions. Does anyone know what I must do > for that? > > > > Thanks in advance, Joe > > >
Thanks, I also figured out I can use SetBacktestMode( backtestRegularRawMulti ); to affect multiple open positions. Is that correct? Joe
