I have a question regarding Kagi behaviour. I understand the limitations of Kagi and Renko charts vis-a-vis backtesting and real-time giving different results/behaviour. The main limitation stems from the fact that the backtest has no knowledge of wicks and therefore price movement that may take you out of a trade on stop order. In addition, if entering the market on buy/sell stop or limit order, the backtest results will not be the same as real life where price movement may trigger an order which would otherwise show as a non-trade in historical backtest.
Therefore the question I have is this: if I were to use a simple SAR system such as SampleMACrossOver strategy provided with NT where entries are market orders or a Kagi chart. Is it safe to assume that the behaviour would be similar to what a backtest would be (understanding fully the difference in market dynamics about fill and so forth between real time and backtest)? I just want to make sure that the signals that come up in backtest will be identical to what might show up in real time. I am not worried about stops as this would be a stop and reverse.
Any input/feedback would be appreciated - especially from Kagi users/experts.
Thanks.

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