If your account experiences drawdown of x%, do you only consider it reasonable drawdown if your account can grow x% just as quickly?
I'll put it in terms of numbers:
I have an account worth $1000.
It experiences 20% drawdown in a month and is now at $800.
The account continues to run and increases by 20% to $1200, but it takes 4 months to get there.
Do you consider this system a failure as the drawdown occurs quicker and the growth is slower, but presumably more consistent?
I'll put it in terms of numbers:
I have an account worth $1000.
It experiences 20% drawdown in a month and is now at $800.
The account continues to run and increases by 20% to $1200, but it takes 4 months to get there.
Do you consider this system a failure as the drawdown occurs quicker and the growth is slower, but presumably more consistent?