As many investors I'm trying to test my trading strategy as much as possible. I'm little bit a mobile guy. Hope you find it useful.
Actually, love using this free app - bullboard (https://itunes.apple.com/US/app/id1132159614). I found something familiar as yahoo.finance for instance but this app does not support backtesting.
So this is my strategy: I create several portfolios in the app (intraday, swing, real IB portfolio) in app. Search for ideas, looking at support/resistance levels and add tickers in the right portfolio. I addition, I add tickers from my real ib portfolio in created portfolio (I named it IB portfolio) for comparison.
There's a tip, you can change the date when you entered the position, so you will see exactly how your portfolio performs during all period.
After that I do demo transaction and check how it works or not for me. Hope you find it useful.
Any comments and tips how it can be arranged in bullboard or in another app are appriciated.
Actually, love using this free app - bullboard (https://itunes.apple.com/US/app/id1132159614). I found something familiar as yahoo.finance for instance but this app does not support backtesting.
So this is my strategy: I create several portfolios in the app (intraday, swing, real IB portfolio) in app. Search for ideas, looking at support/resistance levels and add tickers in the right portfolio. I addition, I add tickers from my real ib portfolio in created portfolio (I named it IB portfolio) for comparison.
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There's a tip, you can change the date when you entered the position, so you will see exactly how your portfolio performs during all period.
After that I do demo transaction and check how it works or not for me. Hope you find it useful.
Any comments and tips how it can be arranged in bullboard or in another app are appriciated.