NQ Fully Automated Trading System

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easymon1 said:
Why'd you switch from full NQ contracts?
Equity curve looks great. Doesn't even have that Sophomore slump.
No major drawdowns.
Could you put an 8ema on that equity curve please?
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Im not sure what your referring to when you say "why'd you switch from full NQ contracts"
 
easymon1 said:
What size contracts are these data for, NQ or MNQ?
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He stated in the OP it is for 2 NQ per trade. And you can tell by the numbers that it cannot be MNQ.

Edit: Well technically it could be MNQ, but that would simply make no sense due to extra commish on MNQ
 
Overnight said:
He stated in the OP it is for 2 NQ per trade. And you can tell by the numbers that it cannot be MNQ.

Edit: Well technically it could be MNQ, but that would simply make no sense due to extra commish on MNQ
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When You're Right, You're Right.
 
Millionaire said:
$4 commission per contract sounds right, but agree that $198 slippage per contract does seem high.

Thats 10 NQ points or 40 ticks in slippage per contract.
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This makes no sense to me. If you are using a good platform with good tick by tick feeds from a good data source there should be no slippage at all either in simulation mode or in historical chart replay. Sierra Charts and CQG would do the trick. 40 Ticks? that is 10 full NQ points!!

Bottom line is that your system may be way better than you think it is if you are starting with a 10 point deficit on each trade.
 
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