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Hi,
Strategy that gives annual netprofit of 5K and max. DD of 1.8K. Is it good enough to trade?
One more thing - this is very robust strategy. I don't want to explain yet what it means.
Baruch
p.s. Lets assume that those numbers include commissions and slippage.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
On a theoretical approach (that means your theory is so robust that it replicates every year) and assuming that 95% of traders are loosing money this is a very good strategy, unless there is a better one
I would put my money in anything if it returned anything guaranteed. In fact i don't understand your question.
You ask if it's ok to earn a few 1000$ with an automated system ? that question can only exist if the maximum drawdown is not the maximum guaranteed drawdown.
if u are talking about win/loss ratio, then only u can answer
i scalp profitable and i risk more than my predefined targets, i have days i win more than your system in a year, so what is best ? only u can tell
O.K.
I see that at least some people try to think about it, so lets continue.
I didn't say that the strategy is an automated one, but to answer my question, I wouldn't trade it if it wasn't.
The robustness I talked about consist in that this strategy performs the same for about 20 instruments.
Now my question is what do you think will be the net profit and DD if traded on 20 instruments together?
Baruch
p.s.
After I gather some answers I'll post backtest results. They will blow your mind.