Say you have an EA that you have already determined to work (overall).
There exists a relationship between the internal variables of the EA and the expected profit factor.
I can graph this relationship and make a table out of it.
What I want to know is what is the best way to perform lot management with such a relationship?
Right now I am simply multiplying the projected profit factor by a static lot sum (ex, 1.00). This works far better than without such lot management, but is this the best way?
Or should I artificially "exaggerate" the relation?
Tips appreciated!
(P.S. I know all about curve fitting so please don't tell me that I am curve fitting).
There exists a relationship between the internal variables of the EA and the expected profit factor.
I can graph this relationship and make a table out of it.
What I want to know is what is the best way to perform lot management with such a relationship?
Right now I am simply multiplying the projected profit factor by a static lot sum (ex, 1.00). This works far better than without such lot management, but is this the best way?
Or should I artificially "exaggerate" the relation?
Tips appreciated!
(P.S. I know all about curve fitting so please don't tell me that I am curve fitting).