// 1. Look-Ahead Detection Function HasLookAhead()
: Clean Plot functions for manual verification on charts. How to Self-Verify
When plotting shapes (Buy/Sell arrows), Amibroker often minimizes redundant signals (e.g., if you are in a trade for 10 bars, it shows one arrow at the start). To verify that your logic is triggering every single bar the condition is true (useful for debugging volatility or stop-losses), use _NOROBOTS .
Here's a simple example of a verified AFL code for a Moving Average: amibroker afl code verified
Run a backtest over several years of data. Look at the window. Check for Realistic Trades: Are the signals reasonable?
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This code defines a simple moving average indicator with a user-defined length. The code is straightforward and easy to verify: To verify that your logic is triggering every
: A separate utility (usually from Microsoft) that allows you to use the
Here is a verified template utilizing a moving average crossover system. It features correct array handling, basic risk management, and clean visualization rules.
What or rules (RSI, MACD, Breakouts) do you want to add? Check for Realistic Trades: Are the signals reasonable
(A full .afl verification library including Assert , RepaintTest , and StaticVarReset is available upon request.)
To confirm an AFL script is "verified," traders and developers typically use these three layers of testing: