How does the Event Log help with strategy debugging in MultiCharts?

Yes, you can automate alerts for specific trading events.

• Start creating alerts and define conditions using EasyLanguage
• Set alert notifications
• Test your alerts

There are various ways to test the robustness of your trading strategies in MultiCharts. These are:

• Backtesting: Use historical data to test your strategies.
• Walk-forward Optimization: This technique evaluates how your plan performs across various parts of historical data.
• Monte Carlo Simulation: Run Monte Carlo simulations to assess the effects of erratic market movements and changes to the parameters of your strategy.
• Parameter Sensitivity Analysis: Modify your input parameters of strategy a little bit to observe how responsive the performance is to those adjustments. If little changes result in significant fluctuations in performance, your approach may not be robust.
• Review Performance Metrics: To assess overall performance and risk, examine important measures like the greatest drawdown, average trade duration, Sharpe ratio, and others.

Chart Templates enable users to build and preserve bespoke chart styles in apps such as Excel. This implies that you may create a chart with specified formatting, colors, labels, and other features, and then save the design as a template.

Yes, you can use multiple indicators in a single strategy in MultiCharts. This platform provides advanced programming languages-PowerLanguage and EasyLanguage, that allows customization.

To create a watchlist of specific instruments, follow the given instructions:

• Open the market scanner in MultiCharts.
• Add instruments that you want in the watchlist.
• Organize your watchlist by customizing and saving your list.