Henk8
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Refresh of data and result is completely different. I suppose the NSF doesn't intervene in this.
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Henk8
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#1
Number of occurrences doesn't match.

First chart 57 and second 78,



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I took a careful look at the bottom of your chart (3rd screenshot) and noticed that its data range is set to 3 years. The Evolver is configured to run on 500 bars and 2 years on the other two screenshots. This difference explains what you're seeing. Make them match and it should disappear.

And, since this question was somehow asked in "Candlestick Genetic Evolver: chart shows SPY, not symbol" but presumably did not have to do with that issue, I've extracted it into a new topic for the forum to stay ordered.
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Henk8
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#3
Why do the number of observations change when i adjust the N Bar return?
I don' t see how a return can influence a number of observations?






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Glitch8
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#4
A larger N Bar return requires more data, so therefore more lead bars, so fewer observations
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Henk8
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#5
I stil don' t get it.
My way of thinking.
You have a bullish long white line. And then you start to calculate what's the return for N days,
But i suppose my logic is not correct,
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Glitch8
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Patterns that occur in the final 10 bars of data will not be counted because the return cannot be calculated. Sorry for any confusion.
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Henk8
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#8
Glitch explained in a previous post that last 10 days doesn' count. So we can skip 1 occurence. There are 3 occurences left that i can't explain.



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Henk8
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#9
Most recent 1 year and chart goes until 27 september. Date in the future.

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Glitch8
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I would guess you added future bars to the chart by dragging the horizontal margin line along the right axis. The scroll bar thumb position supports this idea.
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Henk8
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#11
I'm a right if a only want to see the number of observations i have to take 1 N-bar return.
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