There is an issue with Alpha_L_Tiger where with the updated MESZ25, it conflicts with the @ES.D data. It is stating that "you may not mix symbols with different time zones in a window". While all the data series are tied to "exchange" this is failing but if switched to "local", it does allow them to be together. Is anyone else hitting this? I tested on a clean chart also on a other box to mimic it and was able to see what algo was failing by removing the data so it would load. You an load @MESZ25 in exhange zone and then add data2 as @ES.D to hit the failure.

Cheat Sheet

Pick 1 of each - Broker: Tradestation - Market: ES - Direction: Long - Timeframe: 1440min - Indicator: ATR Back test across 10+ years of data. Make sure avg trade w/ fees > $100 Entry: 2-5 indicators Exit: Stop Loss, Profit Target, Hold Time 1. Tradestation because it comes with decades of free, accurate time bar data. 2. ES because its the most liquid market, and least punishing from a slippage perspective 3. Direction long because this has been the macro trend of ES 4. Timeframe 1440min because this basically daily bars, which will provide a large enough sample size for statistical significance (667+). And less competitive than lower timeframes. 5. Indicator ATR because volatility is inversely correlated to trend.

When I first started algotrading futures I'd watch my algos And I noticed that they'd trade about 5 times a week But sometimes algos would buy at the top, and go short at the bottom. I'd think to myself: "Man, these algos get in at the EXACT wrong time. I can trade better than THAT." So I'd load up a chart on the side, and when I saw an algo take a bad trade... I'd reverse the position. "wow I just avoided a -$1k loss by overriding the algos." I kept at it, glued to the screen for hours every day. Scalping little wins here and there. +$50, +$100 per win I kept my losses small, and as soon as I saw money on the table...I'd take it. "I'll never go broke by taking profits" I'd say to myself. This scalping style of trading was so time consuming though. I'd be out and about, and instead of being present with my friends and family...I'd be checking the markets on my phone. But by the end of the week, my 20+ hours of work had paid off. I had out performed the algos by +$2k! At 40 hours a week, thats $16k/mo! I can be a full time trader! I continued at this for months, but after 6 months of grinding away...I noticed that for some reason My account wasn't growing as fast as if I had just left the algos alone. But then I looked at the commissions & fees... My trade count: 6677 Algos trade count: 50 At $3 commission per trade, I had lost -$20k in FEES ALONE. My stomach dropped like a stone. All that hard work, 1000s of hours I sacrificed. All to just break even. No, actually I lost money because the algos were up on the year had I left them alone. I was kicking myself. How could I be so stupid. You see, scalping made sense to me when I was working as an employee in corporate America. I was used to a steady paycheck biweekly. But trading doesn't work this way. Its simple statistics. Most of the returns come from outlier days. I was seduced by the high win rates of scalping. But in reality, scalping strategies cost 100x more in fees. The win rate was a vanity metric, I didn't care about have a high win rate anymore..

Entry Price: 23072 Current Price: 23434 What an entry by Grizzly V4 bot!