TYS Backtest

    EUR/USD backtest: replay real market days

    Practise trading EUR/USD on real past sessions, candle by candle, as if you were live — with the real 1-minute prices of EUR/USD, every trading day since January 2024.

    Open the TYS Backtest

    Replay real EUR/USD days

    Pick a day, press play and the market unfolds exactly as it traded, with the real 1-minute prices of EUR/USD. Nothing is shown before it happened: you decide like in real time. Speed it up, pause, or go candle by candle.

    What moves EUR/USD

    EUR/USD is the most traded currency pair in the world. It reacts to the European Central Bank, the Fed and the economic data of both sides of the Atlantic, and it is most active when London and New York are open together.

    Practise like on a real platform

    Market, limit and stop orders, stop and target, partial closes, sized in EURUSD lots. More than 70 indicators, drawings and Fibonacci. Every trade goes into your journal with your statistics: win rate, average win and loss, best hours.

    Level 2 on Nasdaq and S&P 500

    EUR/USD is replayed in classic mode (candles + volume). The Order Map with the order book (Level 2) exists on the Nasdaq 100 and the S&P 500.

    Key hours

    Currencies trade 24 hours a day from Sunday 17:00 to Friday 17:00 New York time. The key hours: the London session (3:00–12:00) and the London–New York overlap (8:00–12:00).

    Questions

    Is it real market data?

    Yes: the real 1-minute prices of EUR/USD, on every session since January 2024. Nothing is invented and nothing is shown before it happened.

    Can I try it for free?

    Yes. With a free TYS account you get a free trial of the Backtest, Order Map included. No card needed.

    How do I get the EUR/USD backtest?

    The classic Backtest (Chart Replay) is included with the TYS Advanced Analysis subscription, and also with the free access through XTB or Earn2Trade. The Order Map (Level 2, Nasdaq and S&P 500) is a paid option on the Backtest page.

    Is it real money?

    No. It is a simulation on past market days, to practise without risk. Past results do not guarantee future results.

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