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Using EAA with Ninjatrader trades

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9 years ago #113363

I bought pro version of EAA. I have been backtesting in Ninjatrader and would love to use the EAA functionality with these strategies, but it does not appear that functionality is available to import NT7’s csv file. Correct? Is this going to be added in the future (since SQ and EA Wizard can produce NT7 strategies)?

As a work around, I thought maybe I could arrange the NT7 csv file into a format that is accepted for import. For example, into MyFxbook’s format. Will this work?

Stearno

9 years ago #128943

yes, we plan to suppor tNinjaTrader in the new version.

We are going to release beta of EA Analyzer 4 most probably next week, and it should have also support for NinjaTrader.

Mark
StrategyQuant architect

9 years ago #128962

I am happy to beta it as I have data to put through it now.

9 years ago #129069

Beta version is out, I’ll be glad if you can test it with NinjaTrader data.

It can import NT trades from from StrategyAnalyzer -> Trades. There click with right mouse button, Grid -> Save as … CSV file.

Mark
StrategyQuant architect

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