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What is the purpose of AI backtesting?

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Last updated 3 years ago

Use 1: You can use AI backtesting to detect whether the parameters you set meet your daily return expectations, and you can also see what kind of parameters have the highest daily return. (Note that high returns mean that there may be high risks. Please don't adjust the parameters for the pursuit of high returns, just stop at it.)

Use 2: AI backtesting can be used to basically judge whether the current currency has a high chance of going long or short in the current market. For example, in the figure below FTM, it is obvious that the daily return of "long" is much higher than that of "short", 46 times higher. Then the chance of "short" may be greater at this time (because the market is fluctuating, it will generally rise too quickly. If the callback falls, if it falls too quickly, it will rebound and rise). Note: If the daily return rate of the AI backtest in the two directions differs within several times, it is recommended to choose the direction with the higher return rate.

Running contracts through automated trading robot tools is much more convenient than manually opening positions at the exchange. You can also plan to open positions in batches (to avoid studs leading to high holding costs), and do a good job in fund allocation and position management.