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Hi,
When I try to run the backtest I get an error on this line:
self.high.append(slice.High)Error message:
Runtime Error: Python.Runtime.PythonException: AttributeError : ‘unicode’ object has no attribute ‘High’
Did I miss something ?
Thanks
Chris
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Jing Wu
Hi Chris, sorry about the confusion. The old version dual thrust algorithm doesn't work on Lean anymore. I've updated the backtest, please check the updated tutorial page or the algorithm attached here.
Chris D
Perfect. Thank you very much Jing.
David luo
Why in this algo, only selltrig is used? buytrig is not used at all. I thought in the documentation, it says when price > cap, enter long position, when price < floor, enter short position.
if self.Portfolio[self.syl].Price >= self.selltrig:
elif self.Portfolio[self.syl].Price < self.selltrig:
David luo
I think there are mistaks in the codes of the tutorial.
Jack Simonson
Hi David,
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I've made the necessary changes and opened a Pull Request in GitHub to merge the changes, which you can view here.
Parker
With the updated code I still get the following error when paper trading:
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TypeError : '>=' not supported between instances of 'float' and 'NoneType' at OnDataÂ
Jack Simonson
Hi Parker,
Generally, a NoneType occurs when the symbol being traded doesn't occur in a data slice, usually due to a data event such as a Dividend, Split, or other. I've modified the code to check for this and you can view the pull request at GitHub here. I've attached the modified backtest so you can view this check at the top of the OnData() method.
Chris D
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