Backtests
Compare an idea against the same markets over the same historical period.
A fixed 30-day window
Studio replays 720 archived hourly candles after the indicator warm-up period. Markets without sufficient history are unavailable for a complete replay. The snapshot is fixed; refreshing the page does not fetch today’s prices.
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Return measures the change from starting capital. Buy and hold provides a baseline using the same markets and execution-cost assumptions. Drawdown measures the largest fall from a previous equity peak; trades count completed simulated executions.
What a backtest leaves out
Hourly candles cannot reproduce every price move, liquidity change or execution delay. Testing many variations can overfit the past. Fees and funding are model assumptions, not executable quotes. Historical performance does not predict future results.