More trade opportunities of coursewhy bother
Congratulations on your purported success. I fear for you, though -- as you appear *willfully* unaware that your exit=opposite_entry philosophy will lead you to financial ruin if you continue to follow its accidental, near-spurious success too far. The "test" which you think your system has passed, is no test at all -- it's small-sample bias, and demonstrates a lot more "experience" is needed. But I have to say, this made me smile:Exactly the reason why over 90% of retail traders blow accounts. The system isn't good enough to withstand this test. My strategy is 100% dependent on its underlying algorithm for exits. I'm speaking out of experience, from a person that builds systems that auto trade the world's most volatile markets (without the breaks.) And I don't trade trends, I predict them..
If your system can't pass this test, your wasting your time!
Well of course you do.risk reward probability are 3 things generally considered.With reward greater than risk,
I prefer confirmation.....rather than prediction....but that may be just meMore trade opportunities of course
Congratulations on your purported success. I fear for you, though -- as you appear *willfully* unaware that your exit=opposite_entry philosophy will lead you to financial ruin if you continue to follow its accidental, near-spurious success too far. The "test" which you think your system has passed, is no test at all -- it's small-sample bias, and demonstrates a lot more "experience" is needed. But I have to say, this made me smile:
"And I don't trade trends, I predict them."Well of course you do.
That belongs on a t-shirt. Doesn't e-trade have something like that? SuperTrades or some such?![]()
watch the financial magazines for his [I always win] photo on coverI predict them
I intraday day trade on 3 minute chart.
I was about to suggest the same thing.why limit yourself to one time frame?
more is not always more of good.....it may be more of bad!More trade opportunities of course