Backtest Euro Stoxx 50
The Euro Stoxx 50 includes 50 major Eurozone companies across 8 countries. It reflects overall European economic health and ECB policy expectations.
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How to Backtest Euro Stoxx 50
To backtest Euro Stoxx 50, you need a platform with historical price data for this instrument. Here are the recommended approaches:
- 1 Open StrategyTune and select Euro%20Stoxx%2050 from the instrument list
- 2 Choose your preferred timeframe and starting date
- 3 Use replay controls to step through price history
- 4 Place simulated trades and track your results
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