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You're right... to double slippage, not commission costs. Mistake :) Do you have RINA Portfolio Evaluator software? It can help you in developing good "portfolio of systems".

Of course real slippage costs will be known only in real trading. But I strongly suggest you to improve avg trade profit. It is always a good idea to double realistic slippage costs and see then how system works. Your system with 2x slippage will have no profit. Another thing I suggest is...

Commission & slippage costs (10k) too high in relation to Net Profit (18k). You must improve Avg trade profit/loss. The positive thing is small worst drawdown (2,3k) in relation to Net Profit. Nice profit factor 2.58 (0.58 is a mistake, i guess) You can improve annual rate of return by...

yeah me 2, C Ya 2morrow! :D

31 cents and a half :p

rs, you want 0.1% of all the world's money? You're definitely too greedy, my friend! :D

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oh no, holly grail again. I wouldn't pay you even a single dime.

So true.. & good advice

just hear that on bloomberg....

man, nothing strange here. According to http://people.internet2.edu/~shalunov/stock-market/ the real U.S. GDP growth in 1929-2002 period was 3.33% p.a. almost the same as real S&P growth. Of course when you add taxes, commissions & slippage costs, return on stocks can be much lower. Japanese...

According to my calculations S&P 500 index real return per year is 3.61% from 1950 to present. I wonder what's the real return for Nikkei 225 and German DAX :D

Yes, Nikkei is tanking and probably the worst is yet to come. Look at U.S. stock index, Dow Jones Ind. Average. The average return per year adj. for inflation is only 2.738% in 1913 - 2002 period. From 1913 to 1982 there was no real growth :eek: If DJIA will fall to 5,300 there will be zero...

Never! It's soooo funny to watch them! :D

It's a zero sum game, some traders have to be, (and they will be) on the short side of the market. There's nothing wrong with that, imo. They can be speculators, they can be hedgers or arbs. If you're not going to short, someone else will do it. This game is only about making money.

harry, write to Stocks & Commodities. They like that kinda stuff!

:D hihihihi

important news for estxx trading, imo CET time 10:00 am german ifo 1:45 pm ECB rates decisions 2:30 pm U.S. jobless claims, unemployment, non farm payrolls, retail sales, PPI, CPI, GDP, personal income & spending 3:45 pm Michigan Sentiment, 4:00 pm U.S. consumer confidence, home sales...

Fluid - LMAO!!!!!!!

:( No way! Gerhard Shroeder must do something with it! :D "Well, germany wants only licensed traders to trade their market! They are trying to pass some legislation that will require you to be sponsored to trade the dax" Where did you hear that? Are you talking about dax futures or stocks...