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Review of personal non-SQX strategies with SQX

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4 years ago #250291

Hi SQX team,

I would like to know if I can optimize, analyze, apply WF test, robust test etc to a strategy I have created by myself of using a third party EA creator.

Is there any way I can import it into your software and apply the same tests as if it were native strategy?

Thank you very much in advance.

Regards,

Adrian

4 years ago #250305

Hello,

yes, basically you can test your EA using our software StrategyQuant X. Please be aware you cannot directly import your MQL4/5 code into StrategyQuant but you can re-build your EA with its rules using the AlgoWizard module in most cases. Once you re-build your EA using AlgoWizard module included in StrategyQuant X you will be able to backtest, improve and optimize your EA. If you EA uses additional custom indicators those can be added as well but require some additional coding. To try StrategyQuant X out for 14 days, please, register your free trial period using this link: https://strategyquant.com/trial

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