Community Backtests

Shared forex backtesting strategies with comments and real stats.

Community Backtests is a public research area for completed forex strategy backtests. Traders can share a backtest strategy, explain the setup rules, and show performance numbers such as win rate, drawdown, average risk reward, net return, trade count, and market session.

This page is written in plain text for traders and search engines looking for backtesting strategies, manual forex backtesting examples, shared strategy testing, and community feedback on repeatable trading systems.

  • Review shared forex backtesting strategies before risking capital.
  • Compare strategy comments about drawdown, win rate, entries, exits, and stop loss logic.
  • Use each community backtest as a research idea, then run your own independent sample.
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Shared strategy: EUR/USD London Sweep Backtest

Published by Alex M. | Manual forex backtesting sample | London session | M15 entries with H1 bias
PUBLIC
74TRADES TESTED
61%WIN RATE
1:2.1AVERAGE RR
3.8%MAX DRAWDOWN

Strategy description: the backtest waits for a London liquidity sweep, confirms the pullback against H1 structure, enters on the M15 candle close, and manages risk with a fixed stop loss behind the sweep. This shared forex strategy backtest is written in plain text so search engines and traders can understand the setup, the market condition, and the testing logic.

Nora P.The risk management is clear and the drawdown is realistic for a London session pullback strategy.
Ivan T.I like that the strategy has 74 trades, not only a few cherry-picked wins. I would backtest it on GBP/USD and XAU/USD next.
Sam K.The entry rules are simple enough to repeat: sweep, reclaim, M15 close, fixed stop loss, and planned take profit.

Why shared backtesting strategies matter

A strategy can look perfect after one winning trade, but a proper backtest needs a larger sample, consistent execution, and honest review. Community Backtests helps traders inspect strategy logic and performance before deciding what to test next.

The goal is not to copy every shared strategy blindly. The goal is to find structured ideas, read community comments, understand the backtesting results, and then validate the strategy on your own instrument, timeframe, spread, and risk model.