Thank you for your appreciation. Initially, I used Montecarlo analysis (see beginning of this thread), later I started to rely solely on backtests. I tested my last strategy over 13 years with good results, so I'm still using it. You can find the test results in the thread.
To avoid overfitting, you have to make sure that the number of trades produced by the backtest is meaningful (that is, high enough) relative to the whole period and the decision points/degrees of freedom of your system.
To avoid overfitting, you have to make sure that the number of trades produced by the backtest is meaningful (that is, high enough) relative to the whole period and the decision points/degrees of freedom of your system.
