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EYEGUY
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Mark:
Such excellent work by any other name would smell just as sweet....
Tom Helget
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gary
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Location: Houston, TX
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Mark
how do you apply the volume filter in your OT testing of post 38689?
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mholstius
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Hi Gary...
Here's a snag of how I set things up for that test requiring that the 30 day SMA of Volume be > 500,000 - and also have an Expectancy Min Avg APR of 75% for the previous 6 trades;

Let me know if you need more info,
Mark
[Edited by mholstius on 2/10/2017 10:28 AM]
Attached file : VBX3 With Filters.png (225KB - 796 downloads)
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aztrix
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Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia
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This is just the info I was looking for, looks great.
Many thanks
Cheers
Aztrix
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LSJ
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Location: Citrus Springs, FL
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This is a very delayed response to your post but I just saw it and it rang a bell loud and clear.
I was trading RTM strats and doing pretty good. Then whammo. You may know all of this but I include it just in case.
The bottom line is left tail risk. It seems RTM, in general, has the characteristic of doing well for awhile and then takes losses wiping out many of the past gains.
Here's a link to some discussion that was very illuminating for me:
https://www.quora.com/Under-what-market-conditions-does-mean-reversion-work-better-than-trend-following
Two points that stuck with me:
Potentially devastating left tail losses: make a little bit of money every day and lose a fortune in one day
Long period of recovery after losses:
Bottom line for me is RTM trading is a small part of what I do now.
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