Here are general steps for back-testing on TradingView:

Select the Chart:

Open TradingView and select the financial instrument (e.g., stock, cryptocurrency) you want to analyze.

Choose the time frame:

Choose the specific time frame you want to back-test. You can typically do this by selecting a time frame from the chart’s settings or toolbar.

Open the Strategy Tester:

TradingView often has a built-in Strategy Tester. Look for a “Strategy Tester” or similar option in the platform.

Select or Create a Strategy:

Choose a trading strategy to back-test. You can use an existing system on TradingView or create your own using Pine Script (TradingView’s scripting language).

Set Parameters:

Define the parameters of your back-test, including the starting capital, trading fees, and any other relevant settings.

Run the Back-Test:

Start the back-test and observe the results. The platform will simulate trades based on historical data for the chosen time frame.

Analyze Results:

Review the results of the back-test, including profit and loss, win rate, and other performance metrics.

As for Angel Broking, you may need to refer to their specific user guides or contact their support for information on how to use their trading software for back-testing.

Always be aware that back-testing has limitations, and past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Additionally, stay updated with any changes or new features introduced by the trading platforms. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, refer to the official documentation of the media you are using.