Dislikedperhaps use variable position sizes, when the W/L ratio diverge by X amount from the expected 50-53%; and move back to original position size when the difference revert to expected.Ignored
Disliked{quote} go with broker with pip/volume rebates. then trade the shit out of itIgnored
DislikedI can tell you what is the major reason why most of the strategies do fail. When a grid strategy chases a direction, it faces multiple direction changes, usually higher than 2.5 flips on average (per grid level). Some grid levels do make 15-30 flips. Just generalizing. So, the issue is there are 2.5 SLs on average (at least) for one profit, whatever the RR ratio is. When the pips profit target get reached, the grid level is usually closed. That is the weakest point of each strategy... Almost nobody sees or feels that. That is why RR ratios are nothing...Ignored
I will not beg anyone to make money for them