Are there any limitations to the free trial version of Quantman?

Testing strategies is very crucial before going live. Thus, here is how to do it in Quantman.

• Open paper trading dashboard.
• Set up the strategy you want to test.
• Add required parameters like date, time, asset type, entry/exit criteria, or other specifications.
• Use historical data, run backtest, monitor performance, and refine strategy if needed.
• Monitor testing and make sure to repeat the process if required.
• Now you are ready for live trading.

Yes, Quantman is a suitable platform for algorithm trading in future markets. You can perform strategy development, data accessibility, backtesting capabilities, risk management tools, multi-asset support, monitoring & alerts, execution efficiency, and many more.

Here is the process of setting up alerts and notifications in Quantman:

• Go to the alert section
• Choose the types of alerts you want to apply like price, indicator, performance, etc.
• Define conditions and set notification preferences
• Save settings and monitor them

Migrating strategies from other platforms to Quantman needs some systematic steps. Here are they:

• Access your current platform and export code
• Understand the language and analyze the difference
• Modify code and implement features of Quantman
• Access the strategy editor and paste the code
• Backtest the strategy and analyze the results
• Adjust, go live, and monitor performance

To import external data into Quantman for better analysis, make sure to follow the following steps:

• Identify the data source
• Prepare the data you want to import
• Access the import function
• Select the method you want to follow to import data
• Map data fields and execute the import function
• Verify and utilize the imported data