Check that your edge holds, and show it.
You're winning, but you don't know whether it's your method or a good period.
TradeChart replays your strategy on other periods and other markets, measures your rule adherence and tells you when the sample is enough to conclude.
Free during the beta · No credit cardWhat you're asking yourself right now.
- “My strategy has worked for six months. And before that?”
- “I don't know what losing streak I should expect to live through.”
- “My live results and my backtests don't look alike.”
- “I have nothing solid to show.”
Put your method to the test.
Runs, not just one
Write your rules once, then replay them on other dates and other instruments. Runs are compared side by side.
BacktestThe streaks ahead of you
Monte Carlo opens at 20 trades, risk of ruin at 30: you know what losing streak you'll have to take.
AnalyticsYour live trading against your tests
Import your broker history: it's reviewed with the same analytics as your backtests.
Journal and importA session to show
Share a finished session as read-only. It gets commented on trade by trade, without anything being changed.
RoomsWhat you work on, session after session.
What you check
- Your strategy on other periods
- Your rule adherence
- Your maximum drawdown
- Your expectancy per trade
What you can show
- Runs compared with each other
- A verdict on enough trades
- A read-only session
- Your live trading next to the test
The beta is open. You use TradeChart while we build it, and you tell us what's missing.
Give feedbackThree steps to get going.
An email address and a password. Free during the beta, no credit card.
An instrument, a start date, a timeframe.
You move forward candle by candle, and the session ends with its verdict.
What you're wondering.
What does “sample too small to conclude” mean?
That the session has fewer than 10 trades: its verdict describes this run, without concluding anything about the strategy. Monte Carlo opens at 20 trades, risk of ruin at 30.
Can I test the same strategy several times?
Yes. Each run in Strategy test mode is linked to its strategy, and runs are compared with each other.
Can a shared session be edited?
No. It's read-only: it can be commented on, not changed.