For instance,
2016-02-23, SELL CREATE 24.20
2016-02-24, SELL EXECUTED Price: 24.76
24.24 and 24.76 are the close price of each day.
It is daily trading. Execute operation is performed the next day, on 24.
I want to create and execute the operation in 2016-02-23.
I mean that the action was created and executed at a price of 24.24. Is it possible to perform such operation?

I want to iterate over the lines of data from yahoo - and save to database.
just want to suck each line out.

usually in swift we can leverage
df = bt.feeds.YahooFinanceData(dataname='BTC-USD', fromdate=datetime(2011, 1, 1), todate=datetime(2018, 12, 31)) // this all works fine.

for dict in df{ // how to craft this line here?
print( dict["open"])
}

I check docs and it said stuff about _load
it wasn't clear to me how to carry this out.

ended up diving into pycharm to break apart - still none the wiser.

Thanks to the support team

I have recently used Backtrader. During optimization, the package works properly when the input data is low. But when the input data is high or the number of modes I want to multi-core optimization, I get the following error:

Out of memory error when running optstrategy

After checking, I realized that because the results are stored in a list, in this case, despite the 32 GB of RAM, this list is full and the package gives an error.

How can I solve this problem?

Thanks to the support team