Quote from BSAM:
Fewer. One of the objectives is to make trading as stress free as possible.
Personally, I'm inclined to agree. It may not be universal, but I think that for a lot of people less can be more. A brief video on picking your spots, borrowed from another thread:Quote from FattBurger:
Just like poker, most hands should be thrown away, only play the best setups. Thats being a professional.
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Again, I recognize that one size does not fit all. Further, different respondents are invariably coming from different points along the frequency/reliability continuum.
)... more setups will help me optimize the method based on trade statistics. I can even change over setups depending upon market conditions.