Sorry Joshua,
I just want diverse solutions for this answer. Sorry for causing any
trouble or inconvenience for you. I am withdrawing my question from this
forum.
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I am a newbie and trying to create my own bactesting code after going through
demo(). I am using a *candle engulfing pattern* strategy and this is the
formula
buy=(close(1) < close) and (high(1) < high) and (low(1) < low)
sell=(close(1) > close) and (high(1) > high) and (low(1) > low)
**(1) repres
Josh,
I have found other demos on demo().. any way thanks for the help and for
supporting this project :)
boredstog
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Hey thanks josh,
I was looking for such a demo programme can you point to some more such demo
programmes if available
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Thanks Joshua for the quick reply to the mail and once more sorry for
bothering with another doubt. So i have modified your code :) for
backtesting and this is the code
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library(quantmod)
library(tseries)
require(quantstrat)
library(PerformanceAnalytics)
sym <- get(getSymbols('SPY'))["2013::"]
sy
I am trying to built a simple moving average cross over strategy for
backtesting. I have installed TTR and quantmod, quantstrat for that purpose.
>From TTR package we can get functions for sma,bolinger band and other
indicators. I want to know whether any inbuilt crossover function (not
greater '>'
I dont know whether this will help you because even I am also pretty new to R
but have some experience in web development. I would recommend you to read
about "cron jobs" . cron jobs automate your request and execute according to
your execution parameters (1 minute, 3.5 days etc)
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I am trying to install R programming language and able to install rbase
using this code without adding repository in *source.list*
sudo apt-get install r-base
After that i tried to upgrade it using this code
sudo add-apt-repository ‘deb
http://star-www.st-andrews.ac.uk/cran/bin/linux/ubuntu/tru
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