What's the difference between a closing price model and a real-time price model? For example, if I'm on a 15 minute K-string, will the closing price model cause a large deviation of the transaction price?
Author: zstx123, Created: 2022-05-23 11:27:55, Updated:
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The Little DreamHello, the closing price model is: the current K line BAR runs out and executes the strategy logic again. Real-time price model: every time the price changes on the current BAR, the strategy logic is executed repeatedly.