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Last updated on 23. 4. 2026 by Kornel Mazur
What If Simulation
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What If Simulation is a fast and flexible cross-check introduced in Build 129. It allows users to simulate hypothetical execution scenarios without performing a new backtest.
Purpose
This tool applies predefined scenarios to the existing trade list from the main backtest to observe how strategy performance changes under alternate conditions, such as:
- Missing profitable trades
- Limiting trade execution to specific days or hours
How It Works
- Scenarios are applied to the original trade list, without re-running a backtest.
- Modifications include:
- Randomly skipping trades
- Limiting trades to selected weekdays
- Simulating partial trade execution
Because it does not require re-simulation, this cross-check is extremely fast.
Filtering Support
You can configure filters to automatically reject strategies that deteriorate significantly in What If scenarios.
Example:
Filter out any strategy where What If Net Profit < 80% of original Net Profit.
Viewing Results
What If simulation results are visible in:
- Equity Chart
- List of Trades
- Overview Tab
This allows direct visual and metric comparison between the original and simulated outcomes.
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