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*[http://sourceforge.net/projects/robotrader/ (j)robotrader] , Free - Open Source |
*[http://sourceforge.net/projects/robotrader/ (j)robotrader] , Free - Open Source |
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*[http://forexsb.com/ Forex Strategy Builder] - freeware, visual, automatic strategy generator |
*[http://forexsb.com/ Forex Strategy Builder] - freeware, visual, automatic strategy generator |
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*[http://www.dickreuter.com/ Dickreuter.com] - Backtesting service, focusing on hedge funds |
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==See also== |
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Revision as of 03:28, 17 March 2009
Backtesting is a process, usually performed with aid of computers, by which traders try to estimate how financial instruments would have performed in the past had a particular mechanical trading system been employed to trade them.
Backtesting software
- Amibroker
- Stock Predictor
- Tradestation
- Portfolio123
- (j)robotrader , Free - Open Source
- Forex Strategy Builder - freeware, visual, automatic strategy generator
- Dickreuter.com - Backtesting service, focusing on hedge funds
See also
References
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