Jackrabbit.modulus.Analyzer
This is the module Analyzer for the Jackrabbit suite and modulus framework.
As the modulus framework has grown both in size and complexity, it has become ever increasingly difficult to evaluate the profitability a very complex multi-layered modules combined.
The Jackrabbit Analyzer module allows you to do just that. Connect this module to the end of your IoI chain and it will tell you the profitability of your current combination, using TradingView's strategy backtesting capabilities.
With this module connected to your IoI chain, you can literally watch in real time as the analyzer evaluates your current settings and updates each time you make a change in those settings, giving you a better and more realistic approach to what is possible with your current strategy.
While this module is not a substitute for paper trading, it significantly increases the construction and analysis of a multi-layered trading paradigm that can then be taken to a paper trader with a high level of confidence of success.
Only the signal line is displayed.
The Jackrabbit modulus framework is a plug in play paradigm built to operate through TradingView's indicator on indicatior (IoI) functionality. As such, this script receives a signal line from the previous script in the IoI chain, and evaluates the buy/sell signals appropriate to the current analysis.
This script is by invitation only. To learn more about accessing this script, please see my signature or send me a PM. Thank you.
As the modulus framework has grown both in size and complexity, it has become ever increasingly difficult to evaluate the profitability a very complex multi-layered modules combined.
The Jackrabbit Analyzer module allows you to do just that. Connect this module to the end of your IoI chain and it will tell you the profitability of your current combination, using TradingView's strategy backtesting capabilities.
With this module connected to your IoI chain, you can literally watch in real time as the analyzer evaluates your current settings and updates each time you make a change in those settings, giving you a better and more realistic approach to what is possible with your current strategy.
While this module is not a substitute for paper trading, it significantly increases the construction and analysis of a multi-layered trading paradigm that can then be taken to a paper trader with a high level of confidence of success.
Only the signal line is displayed.
The Jackrabbit modulus framework is a plug in play paradigm built to operate through TradingView's indicator on indicatior (IoI) functionality. As such, this script receives a signal line from the previous script in the IoI chain, and evaluates the buy/sell signals appropriate to the current analysis.
This script is by invitation only. To learn more about accessing this script, please see my signature or send me a PM. Thank you.
Release Notes:
Added statistics to allow for easy budget calculations.
Max Sells, this really describes the maximum number of short position accumulations before a buy signal.
Sells, current accumulation of short positions.
Buy, current accumulation of long positions.
Max Buys, maximum accumulation of long positions before a sell signal.
Budget allocation should be the max value rounded up to the nearest 10, then doubled.
For example, if Max Buys is 8, round to 10, then double, or 20. Multiple this by your base order for a reasonable budget for this coin. Be sure to re-evaluate often.
Max Sells, this really describes the maximum number of short position accumulations before a buy signal.
Sells, current accumulation of short positions.
Buy, current accumulation of long positions.
Max Buys, maximum accumulation of long positions before a sell signal.
Budget allocation should be the max value rounded up to the nearest 10, then doubled.
For example, if Max Buys is 8, round to 10, then double, or 20. Multiple this by your base order for a reasonable budget for this coin. Be sure to re-evaluate often.
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Added ticker ID to the statistics and fixed the display boundary.
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Signal line expansion to manage buy/sell only scripts within the IoI framework. Added redundancy checks for future expansion and verification.
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Completely rebuilt the analysis logic.
The analyzer now displays the number of completed trade cycles and the running average profit. These can be used for indepth, long-term forward analysis of a recipe.
The analyzer now starts DISABLED, until you configure it properly. This addresses a bug where it tries to previously analyze bad data, causing lock outs from the settings menu.
The analyzer now displays the number of completed trade cycles and the running average profit. These can be used for indepth, long-term forward analysis of a recipe.
The analyzer now starts DISABLED, until you configure it properly. This addresses a bug where it tries to previously analyze bad data, causing lock outs from the settings menu.
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Simplified chart.
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Added start/end hour/minute and fixed counting bugs.
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This is a full and complete rewrite of the Analyzer. It now supports the entire Jackrabbit dollar cost averaging framework on top of TradingView's strategy engine.
Advancements now include dynamic take profit and deviation and an exit percentage as well as an exit position.
Menu has been extensively cleaned up and made easier to read.
Advancements now include dynamic take profit and deviation and an exit percentage as well as an exit position.
Menu has been extensively cleaned up and made easier to read.
Release Notes:
Added:
Shutdown after buys/cycle, This entry shuts down the recipe if the event that buys to cycle exceeds a desired level or the desired accumulation has taken place,
Shutdown after trade cycles, this shuts down the recipe completes the desired number of trade cycles.
Weighted deviation., This weights the deviation based upon the current average price and number of buys per cycle. Allows for a graceful non linear slowing process of accumulation that can dynamically adjust to the current situation.
Shutdown after buys/cycle, This entry shuts down the recipe if the event that buys to cycle exceeds a desired level or the desired accumulation has taken place,
Shutdown after trade cycles, this shuts down the recipe completes the desired number of trade cycles.
Weighted deviation., This weights the deviation based upon the current average price and number of buys per cycle. Allows for a graceful non linear slowing process of accumulation that can dynamically adjust to the current situation.
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Bug Fix: Minimum weighted effect is not convertage to percentage properly.
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Updated sideways breaker to use NON retracing candle counting technique.
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Added expert abilities to use organic deviation and take profit.
This method can be activated by setting the initial and final values of deviation or take profit to 0. BOTH numbers must be set for this special feature to activate. Also DCA buying is DISABLED for this process. This feature is expert use only and can cause extreme losses if not properly used. Careful attention must be taken with this approach as all the normal safeguards are DISABLED.
This method can be activated by setting the initial and final values of deviation or take profit to 0. BOTH numbers must be set for this special feature to activate. Also DCA buying is DISABLED for this process. This feature is expert use only and can cause extreme losses if not properly used. Careful attention must be taken with this approach as all the normal safeguards are DISABLED.
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Added feature to hold a position with NO further purchases after user selected positions have been aquired.
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Fixed bug with holding position.
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Added more statistics
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Updated to version 5.
Overlay to main chart by default.
Updated to all modulus DCA functionality.
Overlay to main chart by default.
Updated to all modulus DCA functionality.
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Added a "good enough" test.
This evaluation tests the concept that a profit is "good enough" if it is "close enough" to the desired take profit area.
This evaluation tests the concept that a profit is "good enough" if it is "close enough" to the desired take profit area.