Not 100% sure on the answer to your question, but I think that the
best approach to using Multi-AIO is to
(1) use multi-AIO to establish the most profitable `number of quotes'
over which to back-test, then
(2) run a back-test using this parameter, and save to opd.txt under
the same circumstances that you would have done prior to the Multi-
AIO capability being available.
I haven't tested this, but I don't think that Multi-AIO automatically
updates any opt files. As far as I can tell, its sole purpose is to
establish the most profitable `number of quotes' over which to back-
test.
David
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> After running multi aio, should that be saved in the opt file, and
> will that suffice for all aio opt files for that security?
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