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Category – Backtesting

Backtesting is a process that involves testing a trading strategy using historical data to evaluate its potential effectiveness. By simulating trades based on past market conditions, traders can assess how a strategy would have performed, refine it, and mitigate risk before applying it in real-time markets. Backtesting helps traders identify optimal parameters for their strategies, improve profitability, and better understand potential outcomes. It is an essential step in strategy development and risk management.

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TECHNICAL INDICATORS

Technical indicators are mathematical calculations based on the price, volume, or open interest of a security or contract used in technical analysis.

HASH RATE

Hash rate is the measure of computational power per second used when mining cryptocurrencies, indicating the efficiency and security of a blockchain network.

HALVING

Halving is an event in Bitcoin and some other cryptocurrencies where the reward for mining new blocks is reduced by half, which occurs approximately every four years, decreasing the rate of new coin creation.

FUTURES CONTRACT

Futures contract is a legal agreement to buy or sell a particular commodity or financial instrument at a predetermined price at a specified time in the future.

CASH VS MARGIN TRADING PERFORMANCE

Cash vs. Margin Trading Performance compares the profitability and risk of trades executed with available cash versus those made using borrowed funds (margin). It helps assess the impact of leverage on trading results.

MISSED OPPORTUNITIES ANALYSIS

Missed Opportunities Analysis reviews instances where potential profitable trades were not executed. It helps identify reasons for missed opportunities, such as hesitation or lack of information, and improve future decision-making.

PERFORMANCE RELATIVE TO GOALS

Performance Relative to Goals assesses how actual trading outcomes compare to predefined financial objectives. It helps track progress and adjust strategies to meet targets.

TRADE LOG DETAILS

Trade Log Details include comprehensive records of all trades, such as entry and exit points, prices, volumes, and timestamps. This log helps analyze trading performance and strategy effectiveness.

TRADING INSTRUMENT

A Trading Instrument is any financial asset that can be traded, such as specific stocks, bonds, currencies, commodities, and derivatives. It represents the various options available for investors to buy, sell, or exchange in the financial markets.

TRADE METRICS

Trade Metrics are quantitative measurements that provide numerical data on trading performance. These include values like sums, averages, and ratios, offering a measurable assessment of trading activities.

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