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What you described sounds like just forward testing. You do this for a few weeks to make sure that live trading will match backtests. See the docs for walk for
by nurettin 2y ago
What you described sounds like just forward testing. You do this for a few weeks to make sure that live trading will match backtests.
See the docs for walk forward optimization here
https://help.tradestation.com/09_01/tswfo/topics/about_wfo.htm https://help.tradestation.com/09_01/tswfo/topics/about_wfo.h...
- ta12653421 2y agoMh, interesting: i was told this is called "walk forward testing" - nontheless: thanks for clarification! Exactly what you describe is what we are doing: Since in backtesting, our algo works more than perfect - if we switch to "live-data-scenario", meaning adding data bar by bar (per timeframe), the system behaves differently and the results are a little bit worse. Therefore my sentence above: During intensive testing we found out that most of those strategies fail (nearly completely) in real-world-market-scenarios. Tradestation: We have built our own app, we are aware of these "of-the-shelf" solutions, but they are fairly limited regarding what we are doing.