I created money management method on the basis of an example, but i have a problem and I would like make debug of my method in Visual Studio 2008. How can I do it? I was reading this story http://www2.wealth-lab.com/WL5WIKI/Default.aspx?Page=kbAskGlitchDebug&NS=&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1. but there is described the process of debugging strategies. My problem is that after connecting debugger to the Wealth-Lab the breakpoint in the code can not be activated.
P.S. Sorry for my bad english.

PosSizers are debugged like any other library type. Could you describe step by step how you're doing it and becoming unable to activate breakpoints?

Off the top of my head: does the Wealth-Lab's main folder contain a Debug build?

All has earned.
I have forgotten it to make. =)


"Set the Output Path of the project, in the Build tab of the Project's Properties, to the Wealth-Lab installation directory. This will cause the resulting assemblies to be built into the Wealth-Lab folder, and this be visible to Wealth-Lab."

I know the question is not on the subject.
But maybe you could publish the source code of Fixed Ratio.
I would like to modify it to work with the shares because the current version works only correct with a futures.

How would you modify the formula?

Fixed Ratio starts to work 1 contract.
If I'm working with shares a one share should earn delta.
I want to modify the code so that I could adjust the number of securities in one contract.
For example, if I trade futures, I put the size of a single contract 1, if I trade stocks, I put the size of a single contract 100.

So you would increase the lot size e.g. from 1 to 100. But why wouldn't you simply reduce the Delta? From $10,000 per single contract to e.g. $100?

I tried.
I posed the delta 10 but turns out that I trade only 4-6 stocks per year
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I see. Here's a Fixed Ratio formula (out of several possible):

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Let's say the PosSizer is able to make the size start from an arbitrary number of shares e.g. 100. So what would be your proposed adjustment to the formula to account for that?

I used a different algorithm.
Here's my version.
?alculate the upper and lower boundary, if cash between them then trade the former number of contracts, if the cash goes beyond the boundaries recalculate the boundaries and change the number of contracts. Then multiply the number of contracts on the size of a single contract.

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Nice work. Looks like you should have no trouble with your own Fixed Ratio PosSizer. ;)