Backtest sessions
Keep replay work distinct from live and funded account history.
Discipline 04 — Backtest
Katsumii keeps backtesting structured: sessions, FXReplay and CSV imports, hypotheses, notes, strategy validation context and session analytics that stay separate from live trading records.
Backtest sessions
Keep replay work distinct from live and funded account history.
FXReplay import
Bring replay exports into a review workflow built for strategy testing.
Hypotheses
Keep the reason for the test next to the trades that tested it.
Validation context
Summaries support review discipline without claiming future performance.
Backtest sessions
A backtest should be reviewable later, not only remembered. Katsumii gives sessions a structured place for imported trades, manual notes and strategy context.
Group replay trades into dedicated sessions instead of mixing them with live accounts.
Use replay exports as the starting point for structured analysis.
Bring tabular backtest records into the journal workflow when fields match your setup.
Hypotheses & notes
Backtesting is easier to trust when the hypothesis, session notes and review criteria are captured before the result becomes tempting to reinterpret.
Record the idea being tested before reviewing the sample.
Keep market conditions, mistakes and observations attached to the session.
Use validation context as evidence to inspect, not as a performance guarantee.
Session analytics
Session analytics help compare samples, setups and rules inside the backtest workflow, so live account pressure does not distort the analysis.
Review performance inside the selected session boundary.
Compare strategies, setups and notes when enough samples are logged.
Keep old sessions available so a strategy review can evolve over time.
Important context
Katsumii organizes imported and manually documented backtest data — imports depend on export quality and your mapping choices.
A backtest result is historical analysis and does not guarantee live results.
Strategy validation remains a trader judgment call.
Compare strategies before risking a cent.