I'm slightly confused, you say the block is not passed but I've done some testing and it does produce results although I know they are fake. So I'm wondering what actually causes it to pass on some occasions but not constantly given data is being thrown at it really fast. Does the backtest data attempt to create time values out of thin air causing the entry on some occasions but not others.
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RE: Time bomb back testingposted in Questions & Answers
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I know back testing the time bomb block doesn't produce accurate results as it's not exposed to the real time tick flow but I'm wondering how it actually works during a back test.
Is the time bomb block ignored and skipped during testing? Automatically passed?
Does the time bomb block pass continuously because ticks are being thrown at it almost instantly?
Does the block produce random signals...? if so, based off what?