Best Way To Backtest?

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12:56,
Rakom

Best Way To Backtest?

Hello!

What is the best method how to backtest your own, easy advisors?
I want to backtest, for instance, two moving average crossovers one additional indior.

I saw this egy test alternative on MT4, but if you wish to modify the Advisor, then you have to rewrite the code yourself and it seems complied.

What do you think?

Thanks!
21:42,
Rakom

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Hi, it seems that you know little about MetaTrader and much less about the tester. Maybe you ought to begin by getting more familiar with the tester then learn MQL language if you would like to modify your advisors.

Yes, I agree, I don't know lot about MT and Writers.
I have found those visual EA builders where you are able to make EA without the knowledge of coding, so basically I have found the answer to my question.
23:02,
CarGa13

Hi, it appears that you understand little about MetaTrader and much less concerning the tester.

Perhaps you should begin by getting more familiar with the tester and then learn MQL language if you'd like to modify your advisors.

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