QuantiX Pro Help

My Backtests

My Backtests keeps the backtests of your accounts. Any backtest that was run on Forex data is available here.

Add

The Add button is used to create a new backtest. Clicking on Add directs you to New Backtest page.

Delete

Select as many backtests as you want, using checkboxes next to the names of the backtest and click on Delete button to remove them.

Export As

Select as many backtests as you want and click on Export As button to save a copy of the of backtests in a .CSV file.

Refresh

Use the Refresh button to update the contents of the table.

Backtests Table

The Backtests Table holds your backtests. For any given backtest, the following information is shown in the table:

  • Name: The name given to the backtest

  • Created Time: The creation time of the backtest

  • Market Data Name: The name of the market data used for the backtest

  • Pairs: The pairs included in the backtest

  • Timeframe: The timeframe used to run the backtest

  • Enter Long Signal: The signal used to enter long positions

  • Exit Long Signal: The signal used to exit long positions

  • Enter Short Signal: The signal used to enter short positions

  • Exit Short Signal: The signal used to exit short positions

  • Time Range List: The time range(s) included in the backtest

  • Tags: Shows the tags attached to the backtests

Actions have the following options:

  • Chart: Visualizes the entries and exits of backtests on a candlestick chart

  • Export Report: Saves a . CSV file containing the performance of a backtest

  • Duplicate: Creates a modifiable version of the backtest; this is useful when the user wants to investigate a strategy with many different backtest configurations (pyramiding, stop loss, take profit, etc.).

  • Clone: Runs a backtest for pairs and time ranges that are not included in the market data

  • Report: Opens a new tab in which the performance of the backtest is shown

  • Manage Tags: Adds or removes tags from a backtest

  • Delete: Removes a backtest from the platform

Last modified: 25 March 2025