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CHAPTER 1 Potential Profit as a Measure of Market PerformanceProfit and Potential Profit Price Flow and C++ Pardo’s Potential Profit CHAPTER 2 Potential Profit and Transaction Costs What Is a Trading Strategy? Properties of Potential Profit Strategy Transaction Costs Transaction Costs and C++ Profit-and-Loss Function CHAPTER 3 R- and L-Algorithms for Maximum Profit Strategy S-Function and S-Matrix S-Interval and Its Boundaries The Best Buying and Selling Points on the S-Interval Polarity of S-Intervals R-Algorithm L-Algorithm C++ Implementation C++ Program Evaluating Potential Profit CHAPTER 4 Money Management and Discrete Nature of Trading Denominations Induction and Trading Account Size Growth Function and Optimal B Discrete Nature of Trading CHAPTER 5 Money Management for Potential Profit Strategy The Best Allocation Fraction for Potential Profit Strategy Self-Financing Restriction Minimal A0 Actions and Positions Test4.cpp The First and Second P&L Reserves Rules for Offsetting Positions Classes Trade and Trades Class Position Using Position and Trades Test5.cpp CHAPTER 6 Best to Better Algorithm for the First Profit-and-Loss Reserve Strategy Algorithm for the Second P&L Reserve Strategy Program Applying Three Algorithms CHAPTER 7 Direct Applications Only in the Past Sleeping Beauty War and Peace CHAPTER 8 Indicators Based on Potential Profit Performance Measures and Indicators Strategy Evaluation CHAPTER 9 Statistics of Trades and Potential Profit Statistical Properties of Trades Program Evaluating Strategy and Trades CHAPTER 10 Comparing Markets Time Frame and Prices Selected Contracts Data File Format Results of Applications of Maxprof3 and Evaluate Download free ebooks of c++: Modeling Maximum Trading Profits With C++ New Trading and Money Management Concepts
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CHAPTER 1 Potential Profit as a Measure of Market Performance