Hotch
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Hey guys, while a few things are being programmed, I had a quick look at random trading.
Always seemed quite interesting to be as it seems like a stupid idea. However, with the simplest money management it actually seemed to work, nothing extraordinary, but certainly better then a normal interest rate (150-300% profit over the past 5 years).
I'm not endorsing it, but if some people are interested and I can manage to get up early enough (nearly missed my platelet donation today from sleeping in), I'll be willing to chuck some money at it just as an experiment.
For reference, for backtesting, I just took daily FTSE data. Then took the average "drawdown" of a day (would improve it to look at shorts and longs seperately), then used that as a stop and let it run for the day unless the stop was hit. Not perfect sure, but it's just an experiment for shiggles and a bit of fun.
P.S. Also I'm a right jammy ******* and probably will be more successful with this then any other strategy I use.![Stick out tongue :p :p](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Always seemed quite interesting to be as it seems like a stupid idea. However, with the simplest money management it actually seemed to work, nothing extraordinary, but certainly better then a normal interest rate (150-300% profit over the past 5 years).
I'm not endorsing it, but if some people are interested and I can manage to get up early enough (nearly missed my platelet donation today from sleeping in), I'll be willing to chuck some money at it just as an experiment.
For reference, for backtesting, I just took daily FTSE data. Then took the average "drawdown" of a day (would improve it to look at shorts and longs seperately), then used that as a stop and let it run for the day unless the stop was hit. Not perfect sure, but it's just an experiment for shiggles and a bit of fun.
P.S. Also I'm a right jammy ******* and probably will be more successful with this then any other strategy I use.