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  1. Results Filtering

    At the top of the screen there are radio buttons to allow for the removal of results from poor performing test sets. As an example: If you select the 10% option, we will only display the results of the best 10% performing test sets. Select 100% to include the test results from all the test sets.

  2. Barchart

    The chart shows the normalized equity and balance figures. These totals have been aggregated over the total testing period.

  3. Normalization

    We need to normalize results to come to a valid average that weighs all trades in a comparable way and is not influenced by trade size or duration. All results are normalized to show the "result per lot per day", i.e. what would have been the average result for each day had you traded one lot. This is different to the accumulated results, which show the "total result per lot over the whole run time."

    This needs two calculations:

    1. Every trade is recalculated to the size of one lot as not all trades have the same lot size. This is easy. A trade of 0.1 lot gets multiplied by 10, one of 0.01 lots by 100.
    2. The overall result over a period of time is divided by the days the observed object (trade/testset/symbol) was running. A trade that makes 1000 units in one day is clearly twice as good as one that makes them in 2 days. It sometimes gets unsharp here and that is because of one fact: We sometimes just don't know from the data why a trade started on a certain day. It could be due to the EA having been waiting some days until the entry conditions were met.


    So there can be small deviations as not all information is contained in the data. Nevertheless, the overall data tendencies are good and reliable.

  4. Chart Help

    The charts are mouse-sensitive and show tooltip information if you hover the mouse over the hotspots.

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DESK-SPB

DESK-SPB is a TDesk/Desky setup that emulates FXT-SPB3.

You can find more details and download it here

FXT-SPB1

FXT-SPB-1 is a special version of SHF-SPB for testing basket profit targets

You can find more details and download it here

FXT-SPB2

FXT-SPB-2 is a special version of SHF-SPB for testing basket trailing stops

You can find more details and download it here

FXT-SPB3

FXT-SPB-3 is a special version of SHF-SPB for testing "no exit" strategy

You can find more details and download it here

SHF-DESKY

TDesk Trading Partner EA is a multi-pair trader that uses the signals of Thomas' TDesk

You can find more details and download it here

SHF-GHOST

Ghostrider is a new expert. Details will follow.

SHF-MD

Moving Day is a new expert. Details will follow.

SHF-MDPM

Moving Days Pet Millipede is a new expert. Details will follow.

SHF-SPB

Slopey Peaky Bob is a muti-pair grid trader that uses Baluda's Super Slope indicator and the HiLo Peak Indicator

You can find more details and download it here

SHF-SPMAC

Slopey Peaky Moving Bob is a derivative of Slopey Peaky Bob using moving average crosses as additional trigger.

You can find more details and download it here

SHF-WPB

Weekly Peaky Bob is a single-pair trader that uses the HiLo Peak Indicator and previous day candles

You can find more details and download it here

SHF-WSPB2

WeeklySlopey Peaky Bob 2q is a new expert. Details will follow.

SHF-WSPB3

FXT-SPB-3-Weekly is a new expert. Details will follow.

Compare the 100 top performing accounts:
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  1. This report lists the trading results for the top 100 tester's accounts, initially sorted by normalized results (Cash/Lot/Day). You can click on any column header to sort by that column ascending or descending. You can click on any row to open a page that lists the detailed trading results on this account for the given expert advisor.