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Backtesting Studies
- Backtesting Methodology
- The Case for Multiple Exits, Part1
- The Case for Multiple Exits, Part2: Robustness
- O'Neil's Exception to the 20% Profit Target, Part 1
- The Volume Affect
- Does an ADX filter work?
- Closing Price and Daily Range
- RSI(2)
- Percentage Price Action & Volume Breakouts, Part 1
- Average True Range, Part 1
- A Closer Look at Profit Targets
- Average True Range, Part2: Stops
- Risk/Reward & Percent Risk Position Sizing
- Filtering Trades by Moving Averages
- Limit Orders and Performance
Future Testing
- Opening Gaps & Episodic Pivots
- Timed Stops
- Order Types on Performance
- Entry proximity to 50-day MA
- Adaptive Methods
- Relative Linearity
- O'Neils Exception to the 20% Profit Target, Part 2 - ROC stops
- Refining exits through Maximum Adverse Excursion (MAE)
- M Stops (cansliM)
- So Niederhoffer likes the VIX?
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This information is for entertainment value only. Please don't trade on it and certainly don't hold me responsible for errors or omissions. Its purpose is to fulfill intellectual curiosity.
2 comments:
Excellent work so far on this blog. I've quickly become a fan.
Was wondering if you'd considered the possible significance of your turnover statistic. It would seem to me that this number could rise near market turning points and provide relatively low readings in trending environments (especially uptrends?).
Not sure if you have this turnover ratio going back very far, but I believe it might be a good one to track going forward and could at some point help to provide valuable insights on leadership breadth and possible market turning points.
Regards,
Rob Hanna
Rob,
Thank you. Quantifiable Edges was a big inspiration for me so I appreciate the kind words. Those are great ideas that had not occurred to me. I only started tracking this list recently so I don’t have that much data yet but may go back and recompile some more historic data at some point. Depends on how long the bear sticks around.
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