Quote from lindq:
Go here and enter the NET results of your backtesting, after commish and splippage. It will present an equity curve.
http://hquotes.com/tradehard/simulator.html
Ok, I tried that. I got 494 max value, now what does that represent?
Quote from lindq:
Go here and enter the NET results of your backtesting, after commish and splippage. It will present an equity curve.
http://hquotes.com/tradehard/simulator.html
Quote from a34567:
For a good day trading system, what should be its win/lose ratio, max win/lose, average win/lose and number of trades per day?
I just created a system and want you guys give me a idea about its outcome.
========= SUMMARY =======================
Date: 2003-06-04 to 2003-06-20
Number of Trades: 151 ( 75 round trips )
Winning Trades: 55 Largest: 230 ( 0.76% )
Average: 99.28 ( 0.33% )
Losing Trades: 20 Largest: -496 ( -1.59% )
Average: -89.94 ( -0.29% )
Profit: 3661.7 ( 12.12% )
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Quote from EricP:
I agree with the other comments here, that if this system trades 20 times per hour, then it is impossible to adequately backtest this system with a program like TradeStation or WealthLab because you cannot adequately simulate order executions with that short timeframe.
That said, as a hedge fund manager utilizing 100% automated systems, I am always interested in finding and implementing new systems for our trading in any market. If anyone has a system that they are unable to fully utilize due to capital limitations or inability to automate frequent signals, then please PM me and we can discuss the possibility of working together in some mutually beneficial manner.
-Eric Patterson

Quote from trend456:
Eric,
Do you trade systems that trade more than 20 times per hour? How often do you get signals with systems you are currently trading?
I can sell some sysems I've developed in the past. PM me if u are interested and we'll go from there. It's not going to be cheap....
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Quote from Alligatortrader:
Hi,
I just developed a scalp system on the S&P E-Mini. It makes huge profits in backtesting, trading about 20 times per hour. It could be a system, designed to trade for a living. But the problem could be the small average trade. If it works, one could make about 300-500$ per day- ex commissions and slippage.
Right now I am too busy to trade it myself and would give it to an active emini trader to check it out on a real account. You would need a tradestation and a low commission broker like IB.
Please send email @ artland@gmx.de