My question is whether to use the trailing stop and set the profit to 150%, 200% and then 300%.
Maybe in such a significant way raise the strategy's credibility.
We know that the entries are largely random and static R: R 1: 1 will produce losses.
Does trailing stoplose really change something?
Maybe in such a significant way raise the strategy's credibility.
We know that the entries are largely random and static R: R 1: 1 will produce losses.
Does trailing stoplose really change something?