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I reviewed again and there were actually 7 errors from 2016 onwards.
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This is critical because it is a calculation error that can significantly effect the back test results. It was suggested that I use buy sell at next days open but it did not perform as well. Attached is the current calculation, corrected trades and buy sell at the next day open results.
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Here is the comparison of how the BackTester is not calculating the trailing stop the same way that Portfolio does. Portfolio calculates the trailing stop based on going forward from the close (3:59 PM) and does not use the intraday high for that day, which is the correct way of calculating the trailing stop. Change the BackTester code so that intraday is ignored on the day the stock is bought at the close to match with Portfolio.