Stock backtesting software
Replay Tesla, NVIDIA, Apple and 49 more stocks, the S&P 500, the Nasdaq 100 and the big ETFs bar by bar on 1-minute data. Trade the replay or let the AI test a strategy, then see what it would have made.
Start stock backtesting Stocks are on Premium · Runs in your browserStocks, ETFs and indices you can backtest
| Stocks | 52, mostly US large caps such as Tesla, NVIDIA, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and Palantir, plus SAP, ASML and Airbus |
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| ETFs | 29, including SPY, QQQ, DIA, IWM, GLD, TLT and the sector funds |
| Indices | 22, including the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Dow Jones, Russell 2000, DAX and FTSE 100 |
| History | Most US stocks and ETFs from 2017, newer listings such as Palantir from 2020, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 from 2010 |
| 1-second data (Pro) | Nasdaq 100, S&P 500, Dow Jones and Russell 2000 |
| Plan | Premium. The free plan covers forex and metals |
How stock backtesting works
Step 1
Pick a stock and a date.
Choose a stock, ETF or index, a date range and a starting balance. The replay starts at your date and nothing after it shows until you press Play.
- 52 stocks, 29 ETFs, 22 indices
- Jump to the US open (Premium)
- Any timeframe from 1 minute up
Step 2
Trade it, or let the AI test a strategy.
Take trades by hand with stops, targets and risk-based sizing, or describe a strategy in plain English and let the AI write it and run it on years of 1-minute data.
- Manual trades with stops and targets
- AI-written strategy tests
- Optimization and Monte Carlo
Step 3
Then read the result.
Equity curve, win rate, profit factor and drawdown for every session, and a score out of 10 for each trade.
- Stats for every session
- Trade scores and tips
- Save and continue later
Backtest day trading on stocks and indices
Day traders replay the US session minute by minute: the open, the first pullback, the afternoon. With Premium you can jump straight to the next US open instead of waiting through the night, and on Pro go down to 1-second candles on the four big US indices.
Jump to the open
Skip the overnight hours and start at the US session.
Multi-chart
Two to four synced charts, for example the stock and the Nasdaq 100.
Indicators
VWAP, volume profile, moving averages and 400+ more.
1-second candles on Pro
On the Nasdaq 100, S&P 500, Dow Jones and Russell 2000.
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Is stock backtesting free?
Stocks, ETFs and indices are on Premium. The free plan covers forex and metals, with unlimited sessions.
Which stocks can I backtest?
52 stocks, mostly US large caps such as Tesla, NVIDIA, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Alphabet, Netflix, JPMorgan and Palantir, plus SAP, ASML and Airbus, and 29 ETFs such as SPY and QQQ.
How far back does the stock data go?
Most US stocks and ETFs from 2017, and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 indices from 2010. It is 1-minute data, so you can replay any timeframe from 1 minute up.
Can I backtest the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100?
Yes. Both are there as indices from 2010, along with the Dow Jones, the Russell 2000 and 18 other indices, and as ETFs (SPY and QQQ).
Can I backtest a stock strategy automatically?
Yes. Describe the rules to the AI in plain English and it writes the strategy, runs it on the stock and dates you pick, and returns the stats and every trade.
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The same replay, AI strategy tests and prop firm mode, on every market.
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Pick a stock and a date, press Play, and trade the US session the way you would live.
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