I utilize the backtesting and programming features in TradeStation for my results. I try to keep the analysis parameters as simple as possible and I only look at one variable at a time. I'm having to run tests individually over multiple randomly selected stocks and most major futures contracts. I'm finding it's a bit more difficult than I expected, and I'm learning a lot in the process.

If you have any suggestions, please let me know.

Corey

I utilize the backtesting and programming features in TradeStation for my results. I try to keep the analysis parameters as simple as possible and I only look at one variable at a time. I’m having to run tests individually over multiple randomly selected stocks and most major futures contracts. I’m finding it’s a bit more difficult than I expected, and I’m learning a lot in the process.

If you have any suggestions, please let me know.

Corey

Thank you for the comment! There’s a lot to say about this and I don’t want to overwhelm readers in a singular post. I’ll be returning to this thread once or twice per week depending on how active the market is and how much I need to write on other relevant issues.

Stay tuned!

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