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Can tradestation backtests ETF rotation strategy? In the strategy, for each month, a number of ETFs are compared with their ROCs within the previous 60 days. It will buy the best two ETFs.

If tradestation can, how to backtest?

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Raymond


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Raymond,

you can do Portfolio Backtesting within Tradestation using Portfolio Maestro, but you would likely have to write the code for the specific strategy.

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