Slippage—the difference between a signal price and the actual execution price—is far less predictable than commissions, but it cannot be ignored. AmiBroker provides built‑in variables such as BuyPrice , SellPrice , ShortPrice , and CoverPrice that let you simulate both slippage and bid‑ask spreads.
: Support for tick, 5-second, and 15-second intervals, which are essential for high-frequency or intraday scalping strategies. Setting Up for Portability
Go to and Tools > Preferences > Performance : amibroker portable extra quality
for analysis and backtesting, significantly reducing optimization time. Fine-Grained Intervals
to work across different computers with different drive letters. Slippage—the difference between a signal price and the
So, why should you consider using Amibroker Portable? Here are some benefits:
To make AmiBroker truly portable, the application must understand that data is located relative to the executable file, not a fixed C:\ path. Setting Up for Portability Go to and Tools
To avoid data corruption and ensure your portable environment remains secure, follow these fundamental rules:
Disclaimer: Ensure you are always using a legal and properly licensed version of AmiBroker, as portable setups can sometimes conflict with hardware-locked licenses. Proactive Follow-Up: How Can I Help You Further? To help you get the most out of your portable setup, I can:
Step-by-Step: Setting Up AmiBroker Portable for "Extra Quality"