New tool to analize your backtestings

Hi everybody!

We just lunch an online tool to help you to analyze your backtesting. The site is www.fxbacktesting.com. You have to upload the html file from the backtesting and you will receive a deep analysis of your strategy that will help you to further actions and will save a lot of time.

As we are still in beta, we are waiting your feedbacks to help us to improve the tool and make it more usefull for all of you.

Thanks for your time and for your help!
Zuir

"Hi everybody!

My friends and I are too stupid to come up with a profitable trading strategy of our own, so we've developed a web site that will trick you into giving us yours! (Actually, it's just one guy - me - but I have to make it sound legit some how, right?)

So click that link, and come on over as fast as your little feet will carry you, and give me - erm, us - all your best secrets!

Thank You!

Uzirr"

Hi Forexhard,

In what part of the html from the backtesting is your strategy logic? As far as I know, you are only sharing the trades in this backtest, and at the most, the external variables and the name of the file. There is no logic whatsoever in this file as you can see if you open the html generated report file and check the source code.

What we do in the website is to take the data from this file and create the statistics that we think are usefull. If you still don't believe me, we can show you what is taken and recorded in our data base.

Again, you only have to upload your .html file from the backtesting. And, if you don't want to try with one of your files, in internet there are thousand of backtesting htmls that you can use.

And please, take a moment to read the website, we are working hard and honestly to bring to the users a tool which will save time, pain and money.

I hope I have made clearer for you.

Thanks.

Hi,

We just implemented a way to share your backtesting analysis (in case you want) or to keep them in your favorites. To get the link you only need to introduce a name for the backtesting and you'll get a link like this one: http://www.fxbacktesting.com/report/get_report/92-Test.

This feature is optional, mean that, if you don't introduce a name, you'll get the same analysis but without link.

So, I invite everyone to check the link and test how a backtesting analysis works with our tool, and to use the tool for yourself.

The team hopes this new feature will help individual traders to keep a track of their backtesting as well as for groups who are working together to create and improve their own systems.

Let us know your feedbacks

Thanks

Trade Explorer on FF does the job. What's better about your option?

Hi Dad,

Trade Explorer is a different tool. You use Trade Explorer to follow and analyse your live accounts, real or demo. Fxbacktesting.com is a tool to analyse your automatic strategies after a backtesting on historical data, and before going on a live account. The usual work flow with automatic strategies would be:

1st- You think your strategy.
2nd- You code your strategy.
3rd- You test your code and strategy on a backtesting.
4th- You analyse this backtesting (fxbacktesting helps you on this analysis).
5th- If these results are not good, perhaps you would go back and rethink your strategy and/or your code.
6th- If results are good you go live with a demo account for the final test (Trade Explorer help you to analyse this process).
7th- If results are good, you go live with a real account (Trade Explorer help you to analyse this process).

What the team pretends with fxbacktesting, is to help traders on the 4th step, by making possible an early identification of some of the problems/weekness in their strategies. This way traders don't waste time (and money) on the 5th and/or 6th step if the fxbacktesting analysis results were not (at least) acceptable.

Hi,

I come back to inform the last changes in www.fxbacktesting.com.

First, the most evident, we created a new design to help the traders to go through the web site and understand better how it works.

Next, we added some information about how to do a backtest in Metatrader. More information will come soon.

And finally, we corrected some bugs in the analysis data, thanks to your feedbacks.

The next steps from the team will be to explain better the use of this tool and improve the data and graphics shown in the analysis.

Thanks for your support!