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startuprob
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Keeping a record of why trades are made, along with other things (i.e. mood) can be very helpful to draw insights into one's trading psychology.
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If you're looking for simplistic backtesting - check out QuantBlocks.com
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I'd like to see the following information: Date/Time Symbol Quantity Reasoning (this is important) Current Fundamentals at the time Current Technical indicators at the time Overall market conditions Social Media/News volume/sentiment
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Backtest of a moving average strategy for VRNG
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This is a great article for backtesting in R: FOSS Trading: How to backtest a strategy in R You need to define a signal and then run a return on that signal. If all you're doing is SMA and EMA you might want to check out QuantBlocks.com too which is very easy to use for backtesting.
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Introduce Yourself Here - Don't Be Shy!!
startuprob replied to trading4life's topic in Beginners Forum
Oh okay - you're talking about working on trading psychology. -
Introduce Yourself Here - Don't Be Shy!!
startuprob replied to trading4life's topic in Beginners Forum
What exactly do you mean by "work on yourself?" -
Are You Satisfied by Your Forex Earning?
startuprob replied to Jack Francisco's topic in Beginners Forum
I haven't done much FX trading yet because every time I try to backtest a strategy, it rarely, if ever, seems to do well. The spreads can kill any profit potential it seems. -
Introduce Yourself Here - Don't Be Shy!!
startuprob replied to trading4life's topic in Beginners Forum
Hello all, My name is Rob and I've been meaning to get serious about trading for a long time. I have experience trading equities and I've recently begun doing some technical analysis, but don't have much experience with it.