Quote from Swan Noir:
What about keeping your entry methodology the same but putting in exit levels. You could close positions that are either down two points or up six ... or whatever ratio you want to test.
Quote from Whisky:
Let's keep the discussion centered in ES futures as the instrument for now. But if you start a thread with options as instrument, you can link it here.
Quote from Wayne Gibbous:
What if the homeless guy, in between coin-tossing, got some newspapers from the trash and cleaned passing cars' windows?
He could harass people to give him change, thereby covering your commission cost and bringing the system closer to b/e.
Quote from crash n burn:
as far as the ES future, all i can suggest is, you buy at bid or short at ask. there is about 90% chances of being filled. that most probably cancel out the effect of slippage and lead to perfectly neutral zero sum expectancy.
then it is all about luck...
anything beyond this point is pure fantasy, as the law of large numbers takes no prisoners.
Quote from wee man:
If the second toss in succession is the same would an increase in size make a difference?