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Market conditions changes before anyone can confirm it has changed and applying the right strategy for that particular market condition. I suggest trade with a strategy that works over the years rather than those that only work in 2004-2005. Check out my channel for more related contents...

This is how I set up a basic MA strategy, with the backtest results:

The commission is one thing. You might also want to consider the interest rate for margins (if you going to leverage), and the reliability of the broker. I wrote this article on Medium to share ways to find the best broker.

Does your strategy have a statistical edge? If not, other things don't matter, you'll still be losing in the long-run. If yes, it's just part of the process, you'll be profitable if you done enough trades.

Well, I'm a proprietary trader trading firm's money as my day job. Are you profitable?

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At least 2 setups (strategies). Just in case the market condition has changed, one for ranging and one for trending markets.

IMO for most cases - no. Even if it can, you'll still need to fine-tune the parameters of the strategy.

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Yes, but I only use strategies created by myself, so I know exactly what it is doing. My advice is it's much better to understand the logic behind a strategy before trading it. So far, I've not seen a shared trading strategy on TradingView platform that is working properly (although I only...

Is there any practical evidence for you to say I'm overfitting? Since you don't know the process of how I optimized the strategy. (The truth is I haven't, I was only using the default parameters, so it's not overfitting). Not saying trading is simple, but having a statistical edge is...

I think some strategies on Tradingview repaints because they take the latest bar to generate trading signals. If you change it to the bar prior to the latest bar, the repainting issue should be solved.

The short answer is no, you can't. Trading is a number game. There are wins, as well as losses. Just like a coin must have 2-sides. However, profitable traders only trade on strategies that have an edge, where they can win more than they lose. Hence, they can win in the long-run.

HFT strategies are only profitable if you can trade with close to zero commission and slippage like the big banks. You might want to check out my videos, where I constantly updating to review different trading strategies and finding the most profitable trading ideas for retail traders:

Howdy, Since you already possessed the technical skills, why not try to validate different trading ideas yourself to see which one is working. You might want to check out my YouTube channel, where I constantly updating to share how to get trading ideas, verifying trading strategies, and...