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michal.kreslik wrote:Is it possible to create a rule stating that if at least 10 out of any set of 20 consecutive ticks within a 60 min bar are higher than the previous tick, then place a buy order?

Yes - but it's dependent on the version of Seer.

Regards,

Jeremy.

To make it clear for our community members, is it the same as the Tradestation's Look-Inside-Bars feature then? Michal Morning, My understanding of Look-Inside-Bars - and I could be wrong - is that it provides a better simulation of orders as it uses a smaller time resolution than the actual bar. W...

Assuming that the order was filled at some point between the placement of the order and the next bar, your position would remain unprotected. With Seer, logic can be run inside the bar - as soon as the order has been filled - so you can place a protective stop or run other logic. The stop could als...

Clear enough it is, but I still can't see any difference between your concept and a commonplace concept used to write the strategy logic in say Tradestation EasyLanguage. So could you please provide an exact example of what you can do with Seer in terms of strategy logic which you can't do with Eas...

please provide more information here on the forum. Why should one go particularly for your backtesting platform? Please use clear language, not "because we are the best" :D The key differentiator is that Seer uses event-driven programming model. When you write logic for your trading syste...

All, Just a quick post to tell you about a new backtesting platform. I've spoke to Michal Kreslik, and he said posting this was ok, as long as I make it clear that I'm posting on behalf of the company - which I am:) The software is available on a 30 day free trial from www.seertrading.com . A few fe...