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To: Bob Jagow who wrote (4143)5/11/1998 6:06:00 PM
From: Alain Joaris  Read Replies (2) of 11149
 
The problem with the loop is that it starts with -100 (in your example), the scan goes backwards. This is useless while back-testing. Whether you're finding a long or short signal on date t, what you need to find out is when you can exit your position, i.e. from -110 to -100. I don't have R2 (yet) but I hope that with the for ... next, I will be able to scan from -110 to -100. It would also be nice if you could read something else than the ticker from the LST file (like the date when a signal is issued). Somebody could help on this ?
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