To get multiple windows for plotting each multiple assets

[Crespecular]

Hi, I am currently running a simple Long & Short model for multiple equities.

This is my final part of the codes :

#Variable for our starting cash
startcash = 1000000000

#Create an instance of cerebro
cerebro = bt.Cerebro(cheat_on_open=False)

#Add our strategy
cerebro.addstrategy(Long)

datalist = []
for i in bascket:
    datalist.append(('{}.csv'.format(i), i))

for i in range(len(datalist)):
    data = EIKON_HLOC(dataname = datalist[i][0])
    cerebro.adddata(data, name=datalist[i][1])
    
# Set our desired cash start
cerebro.broker.setcash(startcash)
cerebro.broker.set_coc(True)
cerebro.broker.setcommission(commission=0.005)

# add analyzers
cerebro.addanalyzer(trade_list, _name='trade_list')
cerebro.addanalyzer(open_list, _name='open_list')
# run backtest
strats = cerebro.run(tradehistory=True)
# get analyzers data
trade_list = strats[0].analyzers.trade_list.get_analysis()
open_list = strats[0].analyzers.open_list.get_analysis()
print (tabulate(open_list, headers="keys"))
print (tabulate(trade_list, headers="keys"))
#Finally plot the end results
cerebro.plot(numfigs=1)

and I get this packed window

What I want here is to get separate windows for each equity.
I tried :

cerebro.plot(numfigs=5)

But it rather gave me 5 different windows for all equities with different time-horizon (ex: 2010-2011, 2011-2012 ...)

I have lots of things to learn about backtrader and python while doing my UG degree and I would really appreciate you guys help!

Thank you :D

[backtrader]

There is no support for plotting each data on a different figure. The problem is that scrolling is not implemented by matplotlib, which would be the ideal solution.

[Crespecular]

@backtrader Thanks! I will try reformatting by using matplotlib then :)

[Maham Malik]

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[Victor Sun]

To plot each equity in a separate window, you need to loop through the strategies after running cerebro and call plot on each one individually:

strats = cerebro.run()

for i, strat in enumerate(strats):
    cerebro.plot(stratname=datalist[i][1], figsize=(15,8))

This will plot each strategy in a separate figure, with the name of the equity as the title.

The key points:

cerebro.run() returns a list of strategy instances
You can loop through this list and access each strategy
Call cerebro.plot() and pass the stratname to use as the plot title
Adjust the figsize as needed to control the size of each plot

So this will give you a separate plot for each equity in your basket, rather than packing them all into one figure or splitting by time period.

Let me know if that helps or if you have any other questions here: [https://www.qedge.co/](link url) or search "qedge"