Graphical analysis of trading system's simulated track record. Step Two algorithm, USD/CHF.

Source: www.forexautomaton.com

This USD/CHF back-testing analysis continues the series which began with EUR/USD. Simulated track records of six best Step Two algorithmic traders are studied graphically. For a more numbers-oriented approach to performance, see the article explaining the trading system optimization process which led to the selection of these six robots.


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