Hi Ghost,
I took a look at your algo and I'm not sure that I totally follow. According to the recorded variables graph, I would expect trades to occur on the 11th, 14th, and 17th if I understand the logic correctly. The 12th was a Saturday so I definitely wouldn't expect that! That being said, it looks like there is a problem with the trade on the 11th and it's being logged as a weekend trade (on the 13th) in transaction history. This is definitely a bug and we'll have to get that fixed.
As a 'now' solution, I would recommend you use minute mode and use the schedule_function() method to get your logic to run once at the end of each day. Running in minute mode should avoid the problem in the transaction logs. I've attached a minute mode version to this post.
Regarding the logging issue, we are aware of this and our engineers are currently working on a solution. If you run a "Full Backtest", wait until the backtest is complete, and then refresh the backtest page, your logs will show up in the "Log Output" tab. Alternatively, you can use the debugger tool to step through your code one line at a time.
I hope this helps!
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