Hello all. I have gone over this post several times as well as the documentation and still cant figure out how to do this.
How am i supposed to reference the volume column in the datas if i dont call for it in the code for the indicator?
import backtrader.indicators as btind
params = dict(period=14)
def __init__(self):
self.newSMA = btind.MovingAverageSimple(period = self.params.period)
Like the original writer of this post, I have issues when trying to get multiple data feeds involved. This is what the closet thing i have to working is but it only uses the [0]th datas as described in the documentation since "self.data has been completely removed from the invocation of SimpleMovingAverage"
import backtrader.indicators as btind
params = dict(period=14)
def __init__(self):
for i, d in enumerate(self.datas):
day_vol = self.datas[i].volume
self.newSMA = btind.MovingAverageSimple(day_vol, period = self.params.period)
Can @backtrader or anyone else provide some clarity please?
@vbs said in How to let a Strategy trade on multiple/all datas in the mix?:
as I understand it, that approach can handle multiple strategies by interpreting them as one optimization parameter
No. It delivers the strategy that is going to be delivered on the fly, i.e.: it is a strategy factory. Overriding the __new__ method of a class to deliver the instance of a different class is a standard Python idiom.
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