Hi I used to have this code running and it should just enter a trade at the end of the month in october but for some reason it shows for some year but not all years.

This is all that i am doing. I think it worked fine before I upgraded to 6.4

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This one will work better:

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thx. i will try that but how come it worked before ? I can even see in the debug that it says i am entering into a position

It printed that to me too but the code's quality leaves something to be desired: hard to read and produces an exception.

Would I be able to see the exceptions ? If so where ? the debug does not seem to show it?

still does not show all the years.... let me put all the code below

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You'll see runtime errors in the editor, right below the code area.

I dont see the errors. is there some debug i have to turn on ? I see that it compiled and it ran and shows me the debug trace in the debug log

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I dont see the errors.

Then there is no runtime error!

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let me put all the code below

Your code formatting makes it almost unreadable, the code contains lots of errors, and won't compile. Just a couple of highlights:

1. You're accessing Position p=LastPosition before checking for IsLastPositionActive - a runtime error is just a question of time.
2. "sma" and "smaLonger" should better use SMA.Series instead of calling SMA.Value in the loop which is much slower.

Having said that, it would be really be safer and cleaner if you won't try using what's not required, like calling GC.Collect - you may trust me on that Wealth-Lab.NET has been doing that since its initial version 5.0.

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still does not show all the years.

Right, it doesn't -- when a month's last date was a holiday and had no trading session. GetRemainingTradingDays from Community Components (make sure you updated to latest version) is able to do it. The example gives a perfect solution to your question if you type in "0" as the "Remaining Days" parameter.

Actually a lot of the code were commented out.. I tried the GetRemainingTradingDays and it works BUT I still don't see all the years triggering a signal. I have cleared out the junk and you should be able to compile this. Can you please run it and see why I only get these years

Position Symbol Quantity Entry Date Entry Price Exit Date Exit Price Profit % Profit $ Bars Held Profit per Bar Entry Name Exit Name MAE % MFE %
Long SPY 2,134 10/29/1993 46.84 11/5/1993 46.06 -1.68 ($1,683.19) 6 ($280.53) pos at C T -2.81 0.33
Long SPY 937 10/30/2009 103.56 11/6/2009 107.13 3.43 $3,329.19 6 $554.86 pos at C T -0.47 3.70
Long SPY 844 10/29/2010 118.49 11/5/2010 122.73 3.56 $3,558.44 6 $593.07 pos at C T -0.55 3.73
Long SPY 777 10/31/2011 125.50 11/7/2011 126.26 0.59 $574.62 6 $95.77 pos at C T -3.18 0.79

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Can you please run it and see why I only get these years

Can you please run this in Raw Profit mode in single symbol mode and notice that it takes positions in every October i.e. is 100% working?

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Good luck.

This is interesting. I used your code and it still does not work BUT as soon as I switched to raw profit mode, it works!!!
Even my original code works too if I am on raw profit mode.. why ?

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