When I attempt to run the Strategy Screener on a strat which I run every day (including this AM), the scanner returns with the following...
Strategy is null, Systems.Collections.Generic.List'1(System.Code.Dom.Comp...
How can it be that I can trade the strategy within the Dummy Broker, but I cannot Screen it?
Strategy is null, Systems.Collections.Generic.List'1(System.Code.Dom.Comp...
How can it be that I can trade the strategy within the Dummy Broker, but I cannot Screen it?
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The Screener can only work with strategies that use the core indicators and building blocks (and finantic indicators.) Are you trying to use elements of any other extension?
What are the strategy, universe, position sizing settings?
It's a block strat and I am using a TASC indicator (AEMA), but every thing else is standard basic indicators.
Using a simple 5% POE entry and s simple % profit target exit. It fails on every Universe I throw at it in the screener, however, I can run and trade the strategy all day long.
The Broker is set to :Dummy Broker, btw.
Using a simple 5% POE entry and s simple % profit target exit. It fails on every Universe I throw at it in the screener, however, I can run and trade the strategy all day long.
The Broker is set to :Dummy Broker, btw.
It was the TASC library, we needed to include it in the new Screener server, try it again now.
That did it. Thanks!
It looks like this is still happening...





HMA is an Advanced Smoothers indicator, and the Advanced Smoothers library isn't available in the Screener service.
That said, I see little harm in adding it.
That said, I see little harm in adding it.
Go ahead and try it now.
It worked. Thanks.
@Glitch - it looks like the Fundamentals indicators are not supported in the screener. Is that correct? (I found I could not use NextEarnings in a screen.) If Fundamentals are not supported, it would be nice if they could be supported in the screener. Albeit, I can infer that might not be possible/practical considering the myriad of events and event sources.
That's right, we're currently just not able to support the fundamentals in the (at no extra cost) Screener tool. I'd imagine supporting that would be a considerable expense and require some kind of charge.
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