Thank you for your very quick response. So please let me confirm these two points before downloading your amazing software.

1. Do you confirm that I will be able to specify the stochastic's value at opening candle and NOT at any other moment when backtesting?

2. Are all calculation algorithms exactly as eficient at backtesting when using the free version as if it were the licensed one?

Please accept my apoligises if I sound too harsh, but I have had previous bad experences with other softwares and I want to be sure I found a good one.

Hi footon, thank you very much for your response. I read your link info and I think this software doesn't do what I want but I need to be completely sure so I will give some details of my strategy in order to explain what I'm looking for.

My strategy is based on several indicators. Those relevant for my interest at this software are a moving average and the stochastic. So my decision to open a trade is:

1. Price crossed the moving average the previous bar. That means that the open price was below the MA and the close price ended above it, for example. In this case, what is relevant is the open/close prices of the previous bar.

2. The stochastic is at my side AT THE OPENING of the current bar (not at the end of the previous one). That means that the stochastic's main line is above the signal one following the example of condition 1. Now those values at THE CURRENT OPENED BAR are needed.

If both conditions are met, a buy trade is opened. I read that this software takes into account that indicators can have different values at the beginning and at the end of a bar. This is why I'm looking for tick backtesting and not bar data. The values of the stochastic's main/signal lines at the fisrt tick of the current bar (bar 0 according to your recommended information) are required to take the decission of opening a trade or not.

Apparently this distinction cannot be made for what I read, but at the end of that page says that decissions can be modified, so not sure if I can do what I want or not. Could you please give me some hint?

Again, thank you very much in advance.

1. This is easy, MA indi with "opens above after opening below" logic does the trick.

2. Firstly, FSB uses K and Slow lines of the Stoch indi. In MT the main and signal lines are used, which are FSB's Fast and Slow correspondingly, so this is issue nr 1 (easily overcome with custom indicator).
Secondly, FSB operates with bar data and last known indicator values, last known indicator value for Stoch indi is the one from the last closed bar, previous bar, therefore this is issue nr 2 for you.

Footon, you are completely right.

I would add only that this specific request can be easily accomplished with a small modification of some of our indicators. However, this lowers FSB to the MT level, where we need to code things in order to test.

I used a combination of two indicators to detect that the previous bar body crosses a MA but it may fail if there is a big gap before the previous bar. Probably we can use three indicators to detect that, but it goes far a way of the efficiency we want.