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Trading Simulator [better than papertrading]
Krysztau

Member Since Mar 10, 2010  68 posts Chris (Krysztau) Jan 17 2011 at 17:02
Hi,

I have found nice tool for manual backtesting It's EA called Trade Simulator, surely you can make a lot of good use of it!

http://www.forexfactory.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=89818&d=Feb%2025,%202008%208:18pm

It simulates movement of a price basing on chart history revealing one move at a time, bar after bar, it looks like trading on live data feed, but you can fast forward or stop the chart! You can train trading during a weekend or at night. You can place and close your trades and see how they change over time, and see how good you are. It let you demotrade over a month of data within one day.

Good luck!
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