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Because the data is so detailed, I am able to tune the algorithm in a way that should provide a significantly better return than the algorithm that I am currently using. But creating this algorithm is very time consuming; so far, I have covered just the first six stocks in about 10 days of work. I am aiming for at least a 95% accuracy rate in these mode transitions and I am gradually getting there, but if I don't achieve this by the time I finish all 18 stocks, I'll have to analyze more data until I get sufficient accuracy in the algorithm.
So that people can have a glimpse of what's going on, I'm publishing the current draft of the algorithm that deals with mode transitions in The Trading Algorithm discussion thread, specifically in this post.
- There are two new Achievements. Since the stock market already has Liquid Assets and Gaseous Assets, I decided to continue the chain of states of matter to award higher levels of profits. There is now a Plasmic Assets achievement for reaching a profit of $100 million, and a Bose-Einstein Condensed Assets shadow achievement for reaching $500 million. Furthermore, each of these achievements doubles the number of all your warehouses.
- There is a new, bright red banner that is displayed after the first line of the mod's statistics (near the top of the stock market pane) whenever the user has insufficient resources (brokers or cash) for automatic trading, or when this mod or the stock market are turned off.
- All options, old and new, have been moved to the game's Options page, just like every other sane mod. The current options are as follows:
- The long-requested option to turn the mod on or off. Paradoxically, this is not needed as much since the installed version of the mod now has its minimum trading requirements.
- An option to turn the entire stock market off or on. Traders have to rest too, you know.
- An option to automatically buy all brokers needed to reach the auto trading threshold as soon as you can afford them.
- An option ("Resources Warning") not to display the new, bright red banner described above.
- An option to turn on exponential growth of warehouse numbers by tying them to the maximum raw CPS of the current session. This helps to keep stock market earnings at a relevant level.
- A slider to adjust the rate of exponential growth described in the previous option.
- A slider to set the minimum number of brokers required before auto trading is allowed. The default is 103.
- A slider setting the maximum percentage of your bank you can spend on any one purchase. The default is 5%; you can set it all the way up to 100% if you don't mind a lot of volatility in your bank balance.
- An option to toggle the standard popup transaction notifications.
- An option to make popup notifications fade away on their own after 6 seconds.
- An option to turn on console logging.
- Settings in hours and minutes for the interval between reports (either via popups or the console). Default: one hour.
- An option to display more detailed trading stats in the mod's statistics section.
The following options are advanced, and should only be used by knowledgeable (or cheating) players:
- The logic loop frequency in seconds. This is preset to 30, which is half the normal stock market tick duration of one minute.
- An option to force the stock market to tick at the logic loop frequency. Together with the previous option, this allows you to run the market (and this mod) at virtually any speed you want.
You can see a sample options page, fully working, using my personal settings, at
https://imgur.com/cZlnDGk.