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Anyway backtesting is good when you're a complete beginner and barely know what support and resistance is. Otherwise it screws with what the ego thinks. Kind of like how OnDemand has the play x1 aand play x3. If you want realistic practice, you will get a better feel for it live.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Support and resistance (at least to me) indicate how other traders "might" react.
About 50 different "subjective matter" go through my head before I enter a trade i.e.; am I up for the day, am I rested, does my stomach or head hurt, what is the overall market doing. What size trade am I comfortable with at this moment, and and many other parameters outside the scope of a backtest.
