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See the attachment. 100% automated, even the execution.
I trade a portfolio of systems, no discretionary trader can come close to duplicating these results. From a conceptual view, the human mind could never find such systems, (I don't use AI). And from an execution view, any trader would burn out after a couple months trading something like this manually!
Yes there are so many variable, but dont forget the simple stuff always works better, especially for discretionary trader. You should be using no more than 3 non correlating technical reason reasons to enter a position. Anything more and confusion starts to creep in...
The main problem most trader face is they lack the technical skills required to implement automated systems. Start learning programming if you are serious! |
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scalptrader:
The chart from your system looks very interesting. It seems to me you are using some simple cross average at short time frame in your automated trading system. I'm wondering how the system performs at choppy market conditions.
Do you leave your system operate overnight or you just have it operated during regular trading hours? I guess sometimes the overnight spike may bring big trouble for an automated system if the system is not designed very well in this aspect.
Since you said that ''...no discretionary trader can come close to duplicating these results...'', I'm curious to know what's the return/drawdown of your totally automated system during its life span. Frankly speaking, I really doubt it can beat a good discretionary trader.
Thanks.