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Testing a manual strategy

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10 years ago #114986

Dear StrategyQuant team

I am looking for a way to manually back test and develop my renko strategy.

I’ve been looking around and found your software, and I see that there is a guide to import renko data via Birts tick data suit and the az renko generator.

Is your software just focused around automatic strategies? Or, is there a way to manually test your system like this tool: http://www.forextester.com

I need to test renko charts with tick data, or something close to it, and be able to get GMT time out of the history so I know when london is open.

Is this possible?

Kind Regards

Dale

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10 years ago #136343

Do you have in idea how your strategy would work? If so I would try to use EA Wizard (https://strategyquant.com/eawizard/tutorial_introduction) to complete EA for MetaTrader. You can get trial version by obtaining trial for StrategyQuant https://strategyquant.com/trial

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10 months ago #291511

thanks for help!

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