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Better results with equity control?

Equity control functionality in Quant Analyzer allows you to simulate and test various methods of using equity curve to control trading logic. What does it mean exactly? The strategy can look …

5. 5. 2015

Portfolio Master – Automatic Portfolio Builder

Portfolio Master is a new Quant Analyzer feature that allows you build optimal portfolio. Let’s say you have 20 different strategies, but your account size allows you to trade only …

5. 5. 2015

Analyzing and improving your strategies using What-If scenarios

What-If scenarios is a feature in Quant Analyzer tool that allows you to test various hypothesis of trading your strategy. For example, what if: You trade only from Monday through Wednesday? …

5. 5. 2015

What is Monte Carlo analysis and why you should use it?

Monte Carlo analysis (or simulation) is a technique that can help you estimate the risk and profitability of your trading strategy more realistically. Why to use Monte Carlo analysis? Historical …

5. 5. 2015

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