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Users can change the default option which is to generate all long and
short opportunities to the vote line. There are two options. |
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OmniTrader can scan for opportunities to go Long or short -
this is determined in the strategy SYSTEMS block here. This example is
the Guppy Strategy module. The systems block in this case is a Guppy CBL
(count back line) strategy using a modified ATR exit rule. Note the type
of signal to generate box. Here we have selected to generate all signals |
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Additionally a user can determine whether they are interested in
seeing both long and short signals generated to the vote line by y using
the strategy ORDERS block here. This the part of the strategy which
places orders into the vote line. So for example if you are only
interested in going long you would set the option here |
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The following is an example of the outcome of the above set up. Note
that only long signals show in the vote line, however the strategy does
generate short signals - foe example see the October short signal. Also
note in the chart the trailing stop loss built into the strategy is
displayed. |
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Following is the same chart this time we have allowed shorts to show
- note the shorts in late October and November now show up |
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