Backtesting de Alphabet (GOOGL)

Alphabet Inc (GOOGL), the parent company of Google, is one of the largest companies globally. Its stock moves on ad revenue trends, cloud growth, and AI developments.

Datos Clave

Categoría Stocks
Spread Típico 0.01–0.05 USD
Sesiones Activas New York
Volatilidad Medium

Cómo Hacer Backtesting de Alphabet (GOOGL)

Para hacer backtesting de Alphabet (GOOGL), necesitas una plataforma con datos históricos de precios para este instrumento. Estos son los enfoques recomendados:

  1. 1 Abre StrategyTune y selecciona GOOGL de la lista de instrumentos
  2. 2 Elige tu temporalidad y fecha de inicio preferidas
  3. 3 Usa los controles de reproducción para avanzar por el historial de precios
  4. 4 Coloca operaciones simuladas y registra tus resultados

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