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Strategy Tester Results

Use this page after Quick start on TradingView when you want to interpret The Ultimate Nasdaq-100 Strategy backtests in TradingView.

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The Ultimate NAS100 Strategy
Past performance

Strategy Tester output is historical simulation on TradingView's data model. Slippage, spreads, fills, and live broker rules can differ. Not financial advice.

What to open​

  1. Add The Ultimate Nasdaq-100 Strategy to your chart (button above).
  2. Open Strategy Tester at the bottom of TradingView.
  3. Select a Nasdaq-100 symbol and timeframe you actually trade or research.
  4. Set a date range (multi-year windows help regime context).
  5. Review Overview, Performance summary, Return details, Trades analysis, and Equity run-ups and drawdowns.

Example backtest snapshot​

Backtest example — January 2020 through April 2025 on a single Nasdaq-100 configuration with $100,000 initial capital. Your results will differ by symbol, timeframe, inputs, and TradingView data.

Overview​

The Ultimate NAS100 Strategy TradingView Strategy Tester Overview — cumulative PnL Jan 2020 through Apr 2025, total PnL +155.88%, max drawdown 10.20%, 71.88% profitable trades
Strategy Tester Overview — cumulative PnL and headline stats (example configuration; not a promise of live results).

Full report​

The Ultimate NAS100 Strategy TradingView Strategy Tester full report composite — performance, return details, trades analysis, and equity run-ups for Jan 2020 through Apr 2025
Full Strategy Tester report — all tabs in one view (scroll in TradingView for the same panels on your chart).

Return details​

Nasdaq-100 strategy return details — profit structure, benchmark comparison, Sharpe ratio, and strategy vs buy-and-hold PnL
Return details — profit structure and benchmark comparison.

Equity run-ups and drawdowns​

Nasdaq-100 strategy equity run-ups and drawdowns — alternating growth and decline bars, max run-up 21.37%, max drawdown 9.43%
Equity run-ups and drawdowns — depth and frequency of simulated equity swings.

Trades analysis​

Nasdaq-100 strategy trades analysis — 576 trades, 71.88% winners, return distribution histogram, average trade duration
Trades analysis — distribution of individual trade outcomes.

How to read the equity curve​

  • Slope — whether simulated equity rose or fell over the selected window.
  • Drawdowns — depth and duration of equity dips; compare to your personal risk tolerance.
  • Flat periods — may be correct when the strategy had no valid setup.

Do not select inputs solely because one backtest window looks smooth.

Capture a snapshot for your records​

When comparing runs or contacting support:

  1. Screenshot the Overview tab (net profit, max drawdown, percent profitable).
  2. Screenshot the equity curve panel and any Return details / Trades analysis tabs you changed.
  3. Note symbol, timeframe, date range, and whether inputs differ from default.

Before you change inputs to chase metrics​

  1. Confirm data quality for your Nasdaq-100 symbol on TradingView.
  2. Re-run with default inputs on a second symbol you know well.
  3. Read the trade list — are losses clustered in one regime?
  4. Only then adjust settings — see Strategy settings.

Next step​

If access or display is wrong, use Troubleshoot TradingView.