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PRT Enhancement request - consistency between equity curves
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Guest Stef
Hi,
The equity curves for backtests and auto-trading systems are displayed differently. With backtests, it is is easy to see when you have lost more than what you have gained (a move below your initial capital amount), because there is a horisontal line that indicates this. Below this line, the fill colour is also different. With auto-trading systems it's not that easy to see this.
The top chart is the backtest. The bottom chart is of an auto-trading system:
My suggestion is to make them the same, or at least add a 0 value horisontal line on the auto-trading chart.
Like this:
Regards
Stef
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