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                                                   NaN error in Dynamic Position Sizing MM object

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Kiran
2016-02-24 18:46:46


I'm altering the volatility-based sizing formula in the Dynamic Position Sizing MM object so it allocates size proportional to the square-root(inverse(volatility)) instead of based on volatility.
See formula below - it compiles fine, but i get a NaN Divers output when debugging and the backtest yields no trades.
- how do i correct the formula so that it computes a finite number for the sizing.

ts = Data.ParseFormula("a = pow(1/stddev(close,"+period+"),0.5);").GetTimeSeries(pos.Symbol, "a");
Divers.Output("Symbol: " + pos.Symbol+"Sq-rt(1/Stdev): "+ts[0]);





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2016-02-25 02:41:20

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You need to check your formula (on a chart for example) and why it is returning (NaN - Not a number). Maybe at that date, there were not enough bars to calculate the stddev.

Formula:
a = pow(1/stddev(close,"+period+"),0.5);



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