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I've done some Google and NinjaTrader Forum sleuthing to come up with what I hope is a comprehensive index to all things Genetic Optimizer for NinjaTrader. Please respond with other links if I have missed any or other comments and I'll try to keep this top post updated periodically.
JD
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========================= NinjaTrader's 7 Built-in GO =========================
Pros:
* Optimization constraints can be defined independently of fitness function. For example something like: (2*Target) > Stop
And, as well, that the minimum number of trades for a valid optimization result could be given.
Cons:
* Not yet working for 7.0
Many folks like the MoGo optimizer better than PH Genetic. It certainly has more features. I personally use the PH Genetic but decided to port the MoGo to 7 as an exercise to deepen my knowledge of programming. Attached is the NT7 version. It is completely …
Footnotes:
(1) Collect additional user-defined data on a per-trade basis. For example, I would love to collect volume data, indicator values, % price movements, etc. on the entry bar of a trade and show that data in the trades tab grid in the strategy analyzer results. That way, I could analyze volume, etc. on winning vs losing trades, etc.
Thanks for collecting this! IMHO it would be a nice idea to include a list of unique/special features of each optimizer. What I for one especially like about MoGo is that optimization constraints could be defined. For example something like: (2*Target) > Stop
And, as well, that the minimum number of trades for a valid optimization result could be given.
