Which metric comes closes to the winrate as it's not available?
Workaround or extension that could help?
Could MFE be a good alternative as my exist's are based on number of days?
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You're right. The Analysis Series performance visualizer doesn't include WinRate. I would use either Profit, ProfitPct, or ProfitPerBar instead.
The Analysis Series Visualizer lets you analyze POSITION metrics. For example, the Profit, Percentage Profit, or the Day of the Week a Position was entered. Win Rate is not a POSITION metric. Win Rate is composed by analyzing ALL POSITIONS together, which is not what the Analysis Series Visualizer does.
Ok, i understand.
Do you have an alternative because i'm an option player and i'm not interested in profit. I want to combine a high win rate strategy with a high win option strategy.
Short put with delta of 30 and good strategy.
I"m influenced by Tastytrade methology ;-)
Do you have an alternative because i'm an option player and i'm not interested in profit. I want to combine a high win rate strategy with a high win option strategy.
Short put with delta of 30 and good strategy.
I"m influenced by Tastytrade methology ;-)
Well, an optimization will let you look at different Win Rates while parameters change.
QUOTE:So you're saying that "timing" the exit (or position metrics) aren't interesting to you. (I wonder why you're using Analysis Series in the first place?)
I'm not interested in profit. I want to combine a high win rate strategy with a high win option strategy.
So how would you design a novel performance visualizer that would help you design an options strategy? Can you offer some ideas? (I don't know. I don't trade options.)
From the little I know about options, it seems like the Metrics Report, which looks at the overall performance of the strategy, would be your only choice today. And it does include WinRate as "% Profitable" in the Metrics Report.
@Henk, the topic where you asked two important but different questions is dedicated to the Bollinger Bands strategy *per se*. Even if it's the only thing you're interested to do with the app, they raise *completely* different issues i.e. offtopic. In this case, starting a new topic would be the natural and expected move. Mixing different issues together is suboptimal for the forum, making it look like a chat and requiring maintenance. Appreciate your understanding.
@Eugene
For me personaly winrate and options are related but i understand that you want i a nice and clean forum.
Do i start i new topic referring to options?
For me personaly winrate and options are related but i understand that you want i a nice and clean forum.
Do i start i new topic referring to options?
This topic is about WinRate [that doesn't exist in ] Analysis Series.
Yes, a new topic would be ideal to discuss something about options.
Yes, a new topic would be ideal to discuss something about options.
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Do i start i new topic referring to options?
Yes. As an illustration, in Post #6 above I referred to the Bollinger Band Squeeze strategy topic where two unrelated questions (re: Win Rate and Optimization exception) were posted.
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