Backtesting Became Cool Again!
Hello traders
Hope you're all doing fantastic
I learned a few weeks ago that TradingView released a CSV Export feature. Basically, you can export any indicator outputs/plots and get the data in your favorite Excel/Google Sheet/Open office, etc.
Using that software is relatively easy and learning how to construct pivot tables/charts will expand your analytics beyond the realm of what you thought was even possible... #way #too bold #statement
In that video:
Thank you TradingView for enabling this feature.
All the BEST
Dave
Hope you're all doing fantastic
I learned a few weeks ago that TradingView released a CSV Export feature. Basically, you can export any indicator outputs/plots and get the data in your favorite Excel/Google Sheet/Open office, etc.
Using that software is relatively easy and learning how to construct pivot tables/charts will expand your analytics beyond the realm of what you thought was even possible... #way #too bold #statement
In that video:
- I exported the data provided by Backtest Premium Suite in Google Sheet
- In Google Sheet, I built a pivot table and a few pivot charts (requires a few clicks only)
- Allows me to get insightful analytics and understand better where I can improve (how much opportunity do I capture? for which risk? are my winners increasing faster than my losers are decreasing?...)
Thank you TradingView for enabling this feature.
All the BEST
Dave
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📧 Coding/Consulting Inquiries: dave@best-trading-indicator
Telegram: Daveatt
⏩ Course: best-trading-indicator.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bti_trading
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