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Mark Fix Backtest

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The backtesting is most powerful tool in our trading routine. It allows to check different trading theories and methods and so on, it also trains you to see how price behaves in different stages of the market. TradingView provides great Reply Tool in order to achieve that. And to me it is the best out of anything Ive met til now.

Why do I need this indicator?
Anybody who's familiar with TV replay mode probably is suffering from one awkward bug(personally I treat it as the bug) that TV has. The issue takes place when you deal with several TimeFrames in your strategy. So it happens when you step over a few bars and then go to HTF the TV fills HTF last bar with history low, high and close value instead of filling it with the current LTF values and see intermediate candle state. Seeing that it actually spoilers future candle and makes backtesting unfair to you

Using this indicator you can avoid spoiled HTF candles.
How to use it?
1. Make your ticker invisible
2. Add this indicator to your ticker pane
3. Adjust your candles colors
4. Use it in replay mode instead of your ticker candles

What issues I have with this indicator?
1. Automatic scale does not work if you double click on scale pane
2. If you switch to HTF the last bar (the ones you have after switching to HTF, not after stepping over) wont be updated with history values if you press step over. in order to fix it I draw wicks and body manually for that particular candle. After reswitching TF my manual drawing disappears and replaces with the right history candle
3. It supports only plotting candles so far
Notes de version
added changing colors for each part of the candle
added price line color
Notes de version
- added incomplete candle mark
- added fillng up candle width
Notes de version
added bar style
added RT marks drawing options
Notes de version
added countdown to bar close option
improved performance
Notes de version
- fixed countdown label
Notes de version
fixed blinking on realtime bars

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