Backtest your study like a strategy with our Study Backtester. Visualize your script's performance directly on the chart.
Simple to use, copy-paste a few lines of code (shown below) into your script, then set your script as input to the Study Backtester.
Visualize how your script performs against buy-and-hold over time, and get a nice print out of stats.
Settings
Set your buy and sell signal inputs
Add a stop loss
Choose normal or trailing stop loss
Choose the start date and time for backtesting
Set trading commissions
Use leverage or not
Set carry cost for leveraged trades
Version 1
Only supports buy-sell-buy-sell alternating signals. Any non-alternating signals will be ignored.
Testing begins with 1 share of the asset at your first buy signal.
Things To Note
This cannot enter or exit mid-candle. With the exception of the stop loss feature, which will calculate exits at the exact stop price.
Stops are not treated as stop-orders, but as market-exists at the stop (or trailing stop) price.
This DOES NOT take into account any loss of funds due to liquidation if price goes against you in a margin position.
Short positions are not currently supported.
Only `study` scripts are supported
How To Use 1) Add the following to the bottom your study's code. //------------------------------------------------------------------------------ // FOR BACKTESTER plot(buy ? 1 : sell ? -1 : na, title="Signals", display=display.none, editable=false)
2) Make sure `buy` and `sell` variables are assigned appropriately according to your strategy. 3) Add both your study and this script to your chart. 4) Set the "Signals Plot" setting of this script to: <your_study_name>: Signals 5) Adjust this script's settings (start date, commission, stoploss, etc) as necessary.
Ce script est publié en code source fermé et vous pouvez l'utiliser librement. Vous pouvez le préférer pour l'utiliser sur un graphique. Vous ne pouvez pas visualiser ou modifier son code source.
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