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DOC: Use hrule to separate alternatives in README; reword
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Alternatives
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The thing with backtesting is, unless you dug into the dirty details yourself,
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you can't rely on execution correctness, and you may lose your house.
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you can't rely on execution correctness, and you risk losing your house.
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In addition, everyone has their own preconveived ideas about how a mechanical
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trading strategy should be conducted, so everyone (and their brothers)
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trading strategy should be conducted, so everyone (and their brother)
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just rolls their own backtesting frameworks.
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If after reviewing the docs and exmples perchance you find
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[_Backtesting.py_][website] is not your cup of tea,
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you can have a look at some similar alternative Python backtesting frameworks:
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[_Backtesting.py_][website] not your cup of tea,
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kindly have a look at some similar alternative Python backtesting frameworks:
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- [bt](http://pmorissette.github.io/bt/) -
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a framework based on reusable and flexible blocks of

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