E-mini SP Counter Trend Challenge

Quote from Mathemagician:

Bump

ok i don't know who's system your asking for but on mine i figured 40.00 commissions and 100.00 slippage and that's for the e-mini sp. ya think that's enough? ;)

mb
 
Quote from Mathemagician:

Yes. Please post performance reports showing these figures included.

Thanks!
M

look at the last few pictures and you will see i added 100 slip and 40 commish. i also could have chosen a dozen of so per trade profits from 400 to 1000 and the system also doesn't really care within a day when you place the trade. i think that demonstrates the robustness of counter trend trading.

mb

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Quote from Anekdoten:

MB,

Total number of trades is a little low, got anything in the thousands ?

Thanks

Anek

yea i do i have some stuff on natural hour data with 17,000 to 20,000 bars which makes a few thousand trades. i usually make my own synthetic data series for eod and test all this stuff on some pretty crazy data prior to putting it on real data. whats neat is if you did it right the settings will be pretty much dead on. but i can tell you i do demand of myself to have as many trades as possible.

my one minute day trading stuff makes 40 trades a day on data series testing back to i think 87 which would be 2,100,000 bars of data which the system is over 60% profitable. that's going thru a few markets transitions isn't it? btw that's also 200,000 trades which i have made about at least half in real trading.

mb
 
Quote from MarkBrown:

yea i do i have some stuff on natural hour data with 17,000 to 20,000 bars. i usually make my own synthetic data series and test all this stuff on some pretty crazy data prior to putting it on real data
mb

You mentioned the abracadabra words, synthetic bars, that was the key for my automation.

Anek
 
Quote from Anekdoten:

You mentioned the abracadabra words, synthetic bars, that was the key for my automation.

Anek

yea you know when you can do it on that synthetic data - you have it. mb

i use an old program called metrodome to make my data - you can set all kinds of obstacles up in the data like spikes and all sorts of tricks. they don't sell it anymore.

in fact i test on so much data that i only test on close data now (easier to handle all the ticks) cause if you think about it if you have a bad tick in real time data it will always be the high or the low of the bar not the close, usually anyway. just another lesson i learned the hard way. you give up some profits but its safer.
 
Quote from Anekdoten:

You mentioned the abracadabra words, synthetic bars, that was the key for my automation.

Anek

Why's that? I can't see what synthetic bars have to do with automation. Can you please explain?

Richard
 
Quote from rickty:

Why's that? I can't see what synthetic bars have to do with automation. Can you please explain?

Richard

well think of it this way - we can train a monkey to perform a task to get a banana right. but take that monkey out of his lab and try and get him to do a new trick he has never done before to get a banana and guess what he will fail. so he like the system wasn't too smart in the first place it was just an illusion.

mb
 
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