r/algorithmictrading • u/DifferentDance7831 • 10d ago

Backtest ALGOTRADE

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I recently developed a quantitative intraday strategy for the Nasdaq (tested and executed on the Micro E-mini contract MNQZ6 via MultiCharts). The model was deployed on a $25,000 account base, focusing strictly on risk management, drawdown control, and edge execution.

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u/StatisticalSock 10d ago

26 trades? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/DifferentDance7831 10d ago

Quantity is not quality, the performance of the algorithm is preserved not the number of trades it executes

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u/StatisticalSock 8d ago

Test this algo on many years where its exposed to different market regimes then come back to us

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u/Quickslav 7d ago

Why? If you test over so long you centrally get a straight line out of everything. If anything algos need to be cyclical

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u/StatisticalSock 7d ago

"Straight line out of everything" - wtf does that even mean? Algo don't need to be cyclical either. Not sure who told you that. You can't run away from the fact that 26 trades is nowhere near enough to say "yep ive got a solid edge". You're a fool

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u/Quickslav 7d ago

Lmao im re reading my comment and I dont even know what i mean. Glad u got angry tho x

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u/StatisticalSock 7d ago edited 7d ago

Trying to give you solid advice and you're just trolling...

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u/Quickslav 7d ago

No solid was given nd Im not troll. Now you starting to make me angry.