The first thing you should understand is that Neuroshell will not produce huge returns (at least for me). If you work at it you can get nice returns. I'm happy with between a consistent 10% to 20%. Others may claim more, I don't. It is not an easy product to learn. You must study it and play with it.

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I would not expect to get much out of it for 2 to 3 months at a minimum. It is loaded with indicators. If it has been created, it is in Neuroshell Trader (NST) or you can create it. I suggest you look at some back issues of Stocks and Commodities to see how NST implements things. There are some indicators which are not readily created using the built-in functions. You can use any product that can produce a DLL (Basic, C, C+, C#, etc) to roll your own. You can create predictions using the indicators to give you buy or sell signals.

You can then create strategies to buy or sell based on the predictions. The strategy can be something like - If a position is already open ignore, if it before 10 AM ignore, if indicator 1 AND indicator 2 indicate buy do so if none of the major averages are down for the day unless it is Tuesday. All of these things can be optimized or not. You can tell the program to pick the best strategy rules, pick the best indicators, pick the best parameters for the indicators, etc. Each of these can be handled as a group or on an individual basis. You can use outside data to restrict actions, that is, do not sell Wheat (short) if the rainfall distribution in Kansas is normal.

You can do all the normal things such as setting up reversal systems, long only if, short only if, etc. NST handles any ASCII data you can feed it and many of the popular proprietary feeds. Money management is available to a limited extent. You can do $ investing, fixed number of shares/contracts, buy with money available, margin, etc. Commissions and slippage are easily entered. It can perform portfolio-wide analysis of an idea.

I use a 10 stock subset of the S&P 100 to test a system and refine it. I then run the system against the entire 100 to see if it is robust.

A mistake people make is expecting too much. Neural networks and genetic algorithms do not create solutions. They help you quickly find out whether an idea you have about the characteristics of some trading vehicle is valid. It will help verify (or not) your theorized edge. About a year and a half ago Ward Systems stated that they were going to make a number of significant changes to NST and introduce them in Version 5.0. In his October 2005 newsletter, Steve Ward advised that 5.0 was in final beta testing.

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One of the problems with version 4.x is its treatment of commodities. Because NST was originally designed as a stock system, it can only handle one contract point value so testing a portfolio of commodities futures is not valid if the point size is different (say wheat @50 and bean oil @ 600 or the e-mini S&P @50 and the standard S&P @250). Version 5.0 is to fix this problem. NST does not have a broker interface for trade execution but Ward has stated that there will be an API in 5.0 to solve this problem. He stated that they would provide one working interface as an example and documentation to assist in development for other brokers. Since Steve had mentioned in the private Ward Forum that he uses Interactive Brokers, it's my guess that the demo working interface will be to IB's API, but that is only a guess.

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