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Max drawdown in testing results

Last updated: December 27, 2024
By Hugh Kimura

How to Calculate Maximum Drawdown in Excel

Learn how to calculate max drawdown in a spreadsheet and find out what this metric tells you in backtesting, forward testing and live trading.

Category: Trading Software Tutorials Tag: Excel Tutorials, Trading Risk Management

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