Create and Test Forex Strategies
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The final goal of the tool is to provide strategies that have passed all robustness tests. So we can start EA Studio for a night and we will have ready for trading strategies set at the morning. | The final goal of the tool is to provide strategies that have passed all robustness tests. So we can start EA Studio for a night and we will have ready for trading strategies set at the morning. | ||
- | ===== Full Data Optimization | + | ===== Optimize strategies ===== |
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+ | ==== Full Data Optimization ==== | ||
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You may find it useful to increase the Generator' | You may find it useful to increase the Generator' | ||
- | ==== Walk Forward optimization==== | + | ==== Walk Forward optimization ==== |
+ | **Walk Forward analysis (WFA) or Walk Forward optimization (WFO)** is a sequential optimization applied to an investment strategy. The name of the analysis is called “walk forward” because we have a moving window that progressively traverses the whole period of the data history with a pre-established step. Algorithmic traders apply such analysis to decrease the over-optimized parameters used in the investment strategy as we don’t want only a great looking backtest result, we want also a system that don't fail in live real money account. | ||
+ | Read more about it at [[eas-guide: | ||
- | ==== Walk Forward validation==== | + | In the " |
- | **Walk Forward analysis (WFA) or Walk Forward optimization (WFO)** is a sequential optimization applied to an investment strategy. The name of the analysis is called “walk forward” because we have a moving window that progressively traverses the whole period of the data history with a pre-established step. Algorithmic traders apply such analysis to decrease the over-optimized parameters used in the investment strategy as we don’t want only a great looking backtest result, we want also a system that don't fail in live real money account. | + | ===== Perform robustness testing ===== |
- | Read more about it at [[eas-guide: | + | ==== Walk Forward |
+ | You can use WFO as validation tool and it returns only strategies that pass the validated segments without changing the original parameters of the strategy. | ||
- | ===== Monte Carlo Validation | + | ==== Monte Carlo Validation ==== |
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You set the percent rate of the tests on profit. In the shown example, all simulations must finish on profit in order to pass the strategy to the next tool. | You set the percent rate of the tests on profit. In the shown example, all simulations must finish on profit in order to pass the strategy to the next tool. | ||
- | ===== Multi Market Validation | + | ==== Multi Market Validation ==== |
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We have 6 markets on the example above and the validation threshold is 3. That means that if 3 or more tests finish on profit, the strategy will ascend to the Collection. | We have 6 markets on the example above and the validation threshold is 3. That means that if 3 or more tests finish on profit, the strategy will ascend to the Collection. | ||
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+ | ==== Hint for Reactor / Validator ==== | ||
+ | It is best to use only one of the following tools: | ||
+ | * Full Data optimization | ||
+ | * Walk Forward optimization | ||
+ | * Walk Forward validation | ||
~~DISQUS~~ | ~~DISQUS~~ | ||