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hello all
I found this forum because it has stuff about ProBackTest in it.
I'm looking for members who use the backtesting or roll-your-own indicator because I want to learn more about the programming features. In particular I want to know how to 'call' my own functions, perhaps written inside other backtest modules. I'm sick of including the same bit of code for say, trailing stop loss, inside every module, so if anyone knows how to isolate bits of prorealtime code, I'd love to know.
Backtesting is a feature that you get on the IGMarkets platform and it has a use for testing strategies.
I have tried a load of strategies and I'm learning that a strategy that works for one instrument won't work with another, but I'm looking for one that works more that 60% of the time.
I've coded in Morning Stars, Harami's, MA crossovers, DI crossovers. I've been very busy.
hello all
I found this forum because it has stuff about ProBackTest in it.
I'm looking for members who use the backtesting or roll-your-own indicator because I want to learn more about the programming features. In particular I want to know how to 'call' my own functions, perhaps written inside other backtest modules. I'm sick of including the same bit of code for say, trailing stop loss, inside every module, so if anyone knows how to isolate bits of prorealtime code, I'd love to know.
Backtesting is a feature that you get on the IGMarkets platform and it has a use for testing strategies.
I have tried a load of strategies and I'm learning that a strategy that works for one instrument won't work with another, but I'm looking for one that works more that 60% of the time.
I've coded in Morning Stars, Harami's, MA crossovers, DI crossovers. I've been very busy.