Moving Averages/Trendlines/Time Intervals

tommcginnis said:
Given that your average win is nearly your limit at $200 (+$195)
and your average loss is dang close to -$200 at -$185, it'd be a sweet thing to bump that upside TP to $250 and dump that SL down to $175, and see what happens. I know your playing, so if I missed some rule or R:R convention to which your ascribing that was mentioned above, "Apologies."

But, "Nice Thread!"
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R:R is 'average' price curvature dependent .. If you bump up the TP and drop SL , its not optimized for tick reversions or spikes. Through testing found 16 ticks : 16 ticks achieves the best results at those time intervals and signals.
 
Spectre2007 said:
R:R is 'average' price curvature dependent .. If you bump up the TP and drop SL , its not optimized for tick reversions or spikes. Through testing found 16 ticks : 16 ticks achieves the best results at those time intervals and signals.
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But to be clear, your average loss and average profit indicate the system needs a dose of "Cut your losers short, and Let your winners run." That is why those averages are camped out at your limits.
 
made up the loss..
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Do it with real live money. You will not be singing the same tune. Especially since none of your trading summaries have taken commish into consideration. They all read zero. That is going to chafe your butt when you go live.

Hey, I like the equity curve you have there, it is great. Just don't let RL smack you on your butt on the way out the door.

And with all the contracts you are throwing about? You have one happy broker there, for sure!
 
Since he posted 3 different trade amounts in the screen shots on the previous page on the thread, and keeps showing different amounts in each screen shot, we can only conclude something on the one constant...The date range. March to Oct 2018. 7 months, 210 days.

I see 3,542 contracts traded assuming 1 CT per trade.

So at an average of $4 commie fees per contract RT, that is $14,000 in commie fees. (It also averages to 17 contracts per day.)

:-)
 
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