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In this video I will be showing you how to create and backtest a simple trading strategy. This how to video is based around Forex but the principles in this tutorial can be used across all markets and all time frames. In this tutorial I will be using a double top and double bottom trading strategy as an example, to show you exactly how I backtest all the trading strategies that I use in the markets every day. Backtesting in my opinion is one of the most important parts of trading Forex so knowing how to do it properly will be imperative to the success of any trader that plans create a trading plan based around technical analysis.

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