It is said that well designed strategies (i.e profitable in the long run) can be very difficult to follow for the psychological reasons.
In contrary to grid and martingale systems they take many stop losses before they reach profitable trade which covers previous losses.
They also have long periods of drawdown.
I think that indeed good medicine must be the bitter one. And what do you think?
In contrary to grid and martingale systems they take many stop losses before they reach profitable trade which covers previous losses.
They also have long periods of drawdown.
I think that indeed good medicine must be the bitter one. And what do you think?
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