Backtest Gain %

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    murre87
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    How do I add gain result in % in at backtest.

    I attache my backtest and backtest with gain från somenone else.

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    MAKSIDE
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    memory, if percentage displayed, it’s a backtest. if only gain it’s live

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    murre87
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    Im not sure u get my question. How du I show %-gain in backtest?

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    PeterSt
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    If you would agree that you are looking for the 2.60% you see under %Gain in the Backtest data at the bottom, it should be the CAGR you want.

    ?

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    #176481 quote
    PeterSt
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    No, my answer makes no sense. I only now understand what you’re asking.

    Eh … I want that too ?

    🙂

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    MAKSIDE
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    are you sure to have these screen from the same platform ?

    You try to compare two different environment

    i repeat what i’m saying

    screen with %  -> demo platform

    screen without % (only gain)-> live platform

    i don’t think i’m wrong..

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    GraHal
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    I tried to add % Gain on my Demo Platform (backtest) and it is not available to add (so that supports Makside).

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    murre87
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    When u opmimize you get the % gain.

    How to present this number at backtest?

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    PeterSt
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    When u opmimize you get the % gain. How to present this number at backtest?

    That would be the CAGR I showed. No ?

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    nonetheless
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    CAGR is compound annual growth rate, ie how much growth per year to arrive at the total gain.

    I think what he wants is (total gain) / (original capital) x 100

    Doesn’t seem to be offered in the customization options, but pretty easy to calculate.

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Backtest Gain %


ProOrder: Automated Strategies & Backtesting

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Forum: ProOrder: Automated Strategies & Backtesting
Language: English
Started: 08/30/2021
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