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06-07-2008, 11:11 AM
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what backtesting software do you use?
hi All,
can anyone give me advice on good software to back-test my trading strategies? i have been googling for hours, downloaded half a dozen really crappy programs, and got nowhere. I play the S&P e-mini contracts based purely on technical analysis. So, i'm looking for a program where i could put in certain buy / sell rules based on technical indicators (stochastic, RSI, DMI, bollinger, etc). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!! i have no problem paying for software (ie, i'm not looking for some crappy freeware) if it's good. Thanks so much!! Brent. |
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06-07-2008, 07:29 PM
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Re: what backtesting software do you use?
ive heard good things about esignal... i woul say most good software carry fees.. so i dont think youll fnd anything thats really free
imo i never really believed in back testing a strategy... when it comes to live trading, the rules are completely different |
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