AmiBroker para Backtesting de estratégias

Opiniões da comunidade

• 2026-09-04T09:39:21.080603+00:00 — Eldar

  Cool: Just do not hesistate to fully open the box of delicious candies AmiBroker, as other trading frameworks do either, can provide data, but it is a compact ( ~ 3.5 MB .EXE + .DLL s), performance optimised executable that does not, unlike Java or .NET programs, require any internal VM to interpret the user-processes on a byte-code level, but runs on a full steam on machine-code level. While AB provides several integration options for Data-access, my advice -- after spending about last 12 years…

• 2026-07-25T01:01:35.919447+00:00 — Trent451

  Yeah, you can, but they usually suck... especially compared to AmiBroker, in my opinion.

• 2026-07-04T21:09:44.658675+00:00 — robbrit

  Here's a snippet from the C# code I used to automate Amibroker (from when I went down that path). You'll need to reference System.Runtime.Interopservices System.Type objType = System.Type.GetTypeFromProgID("Broker.Application"); dynamic comObject = System.Activator.CreateInstance(objType); comObject.Import(0, fileName, "default.format"); comObject.RefreshAll(); Typing a dot won't bring up the comObject internal methods, though. All I can say about this method is - it works, like a charm, but sta…