How to Test Your Strategies - EXCLUSIVE Video (Patreon)

5 Cool Things You Never Knew You Could do w TradingView

Jacob shows us how to test your strategies using the IA Indicators and the Replay Tool in TradingView.

1. Using the Replay Tool to Simulate Past Market Conditions

• The Replay Tool in TradingView allows you to go back in time on a chart and play the price action as if it's happening live.

• This helps test trading strategies in a simulated real-time environment without future price information.

• You can scroll far back and start at a random point to prevent bias and ensure objectivity in strategy testing.

2. Practicing with Indicators (e.g., ARB Cloud)

• You can use your favorite indicators like the ARB cloud to make buy/sell decisions.

• By toggling settings (e.g., turning off pane labels), you can clean up the chart display for better visibility and less distraction.

3. Placing Paper Trades with Bracket Orders

• During replay, you can place paper trades (buy/sell) directly on the chart.

• You can set stop-loss and take-profit levels (bracket orders) and manage positions like in real trading.

• This feature allows for full execution simulation, critical for skill-building and risk mgt

4. Tracking and Evaluating Performance

• After each session, TradingView provides a performance summary, including:

  • Win rate

  • Best trade

  • Total profit/loss

  • Max drawdown

  • Trade-by-trade analysis

• This quantitative feedback is essential for refining strategies and understanding weaknesses. Rem I always say "FIND YOUR RHYTHM" well this is how.

5. PhD Level Strategy Optimization

• You can adjust settings (e.g., ATR, noise suppression levels) and compare performance across different configurations.

• This allows for customizable backtesting based on specific trading preferences or market conditions.

• The tool empowers users to experiment repeatedly, ensuring they are confident before trading with real capital.

Rem find ways to win 80% of the time. When you perfect that you will crush it in the markets.