Unlike an actual performance record, simulated results do not represent actual trading.Īny information provided is neither a solicitation to buy or sell any type of financial instruments, nor intended as investment recommendations. Hypothetical or simulated performance results have certain inherent limitations. Past results are not necessarily indicative of future results. Important Information: Forex, futures, options and securities trading has risk of loss and may not be suitable for all persons. Only applies if purchased by the specified deadline. Please note that software upgrade orders can not be fulfilled if you do not own the qualifying previous version of the software, and that any limited time special offer pricing If you are not fully satisfied, you may return the software within 30 days Software purchases are backed by an unconditional Money Back Guarantee. However, as we can currently only accept payments in South African Rands, prices will be converted to South African Rands on checkout, based on the prevailing bank rate at the time. *Any indicative local currency prices are approximate prices based on an approximate exchange rate and are subject to change at any time. Together with indicative local currency prices when applicable. All pricing is therefore displayed in US Dollars, However if i put initial equity as x, ( i have tried it from 1,000 to 100,000) and then do the backtesting its only capturing Sell signal and not the Buy signal. This has to do with the many resellers in the country who are affiliated with their brand whereas last time I checked the only place you can buy WealthLab is from the net which is a shame since its been a great tool for me thus far to filter out the good systems from the ugly.We are a South African company with worldwide coverage and most of the products and services we provide have base prices in US Dollars. The system is working fine if i put Point only test and its capturing all the required Buy and Sell signal and showing it in the chart. I feel the Australian market has been too ill-informed about the merits of Metastock judging by the large user base here. I can also still use TradeSim to do my Monte Carlo analysis after backtesting with WealthLab because you can store the trades in an ascii file which gets imported into TradeSim.

If you use Metastock you'll never know about these systems.

There are many dipbuying systems which you can test in WealthLab to get phenomenal returns which you will never be able to code up in Metastock. Because Metastock is woefully inferior in its Metastock language you cannot test every system there is. You can write up any trading system idea with a bit of effort in WealthLab whereas it would be impossible to do with Metastock. This is a great product which is easy to learn once you get the hang of it and theres a huge worldwide community support for it. The only backtesting software I use these days is Wealth-Lab. The backtester in Metastock is an absolute JOKE! I only use Metastock purely for the charting these days. I would never use it to backtest a system and generate trades to plug into TradeSim.

Metastock backtesting tutorial