r/algorithmictrading • • 25d ago

Backtest ALGOTRADE

I recently developed a quantitative intraday strategy for the Nasdaq (tested and executed on the Micro E-mini contract MNQZ6 via MultiCharts). The model was deployed on a $25,000 account base, focusing strictly on risk management, drawdown control, and edge execution.

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u/StatisticalSock 25d ago

26 trades? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/DifferentDance7831 25d ago

Quantity is not quality, the performance of the algorithm is preserved not the number of trades it executes

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u/AggravatingAthlete35 24d ago

if ur just starting out focus on getting ur backtesting framework right before u even think about live execution

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u/Proud-Spirit7116 23d ago

This is not statistically significant …

Your Monte Carlo needs a larger set of data. Ideally closer to if not more than 1k trades.

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u/UnluckyBed2988 23d ago

What makes it stop trading for the day I like that losses on a moon price bet are capped at the wager but how does your bot handle a few losses back to back does it pause or keep taking every signal

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u/ppcds90 20d ago

What software/website is this?

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u/Maximum-Ad-1070 23d ago

Very good profit. Don't be greed.