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Favourite test precision?

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8 years ago #114131

Hi all SQ users

I have got a question for you .What is you favourite preference for test precision?I know the real tick data is the most precise method but also the slowest one.I use Trade on bar open to generate raw strategies and then for further retesting real tick data for precise picture of performance.

Any other suggestions or improvements?

8 years ago #132338

Hi, I don’t have a favourite preference here. I use what is mentioned in the SQ article, selected timeframe for generation then moving to minute precision and ultimately real tick for the final test.

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