I see, I was more or less just giving constructive criticism based on my experience.
Later man (and GL)
Later man (and GL)
Quote from elabunsky:
I'm not sure that I can understand you.
I'm focused on trades amount, win/loss ratio and win probability.
From this point of view I have nice system.
Regards,
Eugene.
Quote from BigFunky:
Hi Eugene,
Your trade results appear a little dubious. To me the system seems to be completely curve fitted.
The reason I say that is from looking at the number of trades and the consecutive wins and losses. It is obviously a day trading system, and trades on average 9 times per day, yet it's maximum number of consecutive losses was 551 trades.
Would you really trust a system that trades 9 times per day, yet can lose on every trade for four months!
The equity curve also shows that many consectutive losses (in the hundreds) appears to be the norm, with the occasional outsized win. The averages may seem promising with regard to the risk/reward and win/loss ratio - but the nature of the winning trades indicates to me that the system is over-optimised and is simply curve fitted to those occasional large wins.
- Of course, maybe it hasn't been optimised at all and is exploiting some particular market condition, but only you would know that.
Quote from systematicfx:
Have you taken in account the slippage.... with such a big amount of trade?
Quote from systematicfx:
Have you taken in account the slippage.... with such a big amount of trade?
Quote from odysseus11:
Eugene,
the next logical step would be a walk-forward test with out-of-sample data. Any straight-up MT4 backtest is of very limited usefulness. Also, if you want me to review a demo copy of a MT4 EA PM me.
Odysseus
Quote from systematicfx:
it seems to me all discretionary... nothing to do with systematic.... waves are very subjective as shown on your PDF format.
)) Do not be philosopher, but just see system's report.