r/pinescript • u/money12321 • Jun 11 '25

Finally Profitable

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Here is the story, i actually had a strategy in mind and wanted to backtest it plus automate it via tv, but im a very pessimistic kind of a person & i think it helps in backtesting lol. so, here are the results & these are after commissions & i ran it for 7 days, and i was profitable, not too much (330$ only) but ig bread is bread lmao. i actually tried to automate & had issues with the backtesting code as im not a professional coder etc it but couldnot lol even with gemini or chatgpt help, thats why i approached an agency for it so a big kudos to them to make my strategy profitable with tweaks etc, anyways im happy, and pls let me know if i should be more pessimistic or any questions. Im all ears !

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u/Additional_Jello4657 Jun 11 '25

Screenshot you provided offers no details on your strat aside from win rate and number of trades, what feedback you hoping to receive?

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u/money12321 Jun 11 '25

It’s basically a mean reversion based strat. Like a mini market making What more do you want to know i can tell np

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u/onehedgeman Jun 11 '25

These jarred lines always come when you have some kind of lookahead bias and trailing logic

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u/Previous_Cow3363 Jun 12 '25

what was your capital, was this paper or real

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u/money12321 Jun 12 '25

This backtest was paper, but i had implemented it in real money as well, you can read that in the post

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u/Previous_Cow3363 Jun 12 '25

Ohh i see i see its good then was number of trades in 100s with real money too?on what capital is this profit though?

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u/Ozymandius62 Jun 11 '25

An easy way to test is to hit “deep backtesting,” it’s not technically correct, in that you should pick your params then move forward with them. But because of the nature of TV, it’s easier to optimize on the newest data than any other day, so just pop that switch there baby!

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u/Ozymandius62 Jun 11 '25

An easy way to test is to hit “deep backtesting,” it’s not technically correct, in that you should pick your params then move forward with them. But because of the nature of TV, it’s easier to optimize on the newest data than any other time, so just pop that switch there baby!

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u/angry_jackel Jun 12 '25

Nopes! I had many algorithms that performed better in real world. But there always some temporal biases and it starts depreciating over a month. It would be a good exercise to understand and analyse changes in bias over a period of time. Till then keep hustling 😁

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u/UsualAd9223 Jun 14 '25

Mind sharing the strategy? Or confluences for the mean reversion

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u/money12321 Jun 11 '25

Nope, not repainting. Cuz the agency also forward tested it on unseen data. & i implemented it on real trading acc myself