trilobite
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Yes probably, traders deciding not to risk their profits for the month (including your good self )maybe it's to do with it been EOM / EOQ1
Yes probably, traders deciding not to risk their profits for the month (including your good self )maybe it's to do with it been EOM / EOQ1
I also have a similar kind of experience with pullback trade. I just want to add few points about the pullback tradeI'd be happy enough with how March turned out, it was the first month where TTD solely traded pullbacks, all other previous type of setups; mean-revision, momentum etc where ignored.
Here for me it is fine, you can share the link to the strategy, whe there will be a darwin we can add the name in the title.Just trading my own account at the moment (not Darwin TTD) and fancied journaling a trade or two - maybe I should be posting this in the journals section.
A heads-up for the watchers of TTD and the Darwinex devotees,
Darwin TTD will close down in the coming days. However on May 21st I'll be opening a new trading account and may potentially launch a new Darwin in the future for copytrading. The purpose of the new account will be to trade short-term patterns / pullbacks. It seems only right that this current strategy should have it's own new trading account, free from past strategies and drawdowns.
I'm going nowhere and I'll do my best to keep you up-to-date with trading progress here on the community forum.
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Unfortunatelly you are wrong look to LSC and NFO , same strategy.The age of a Darwin is far more significant than it used to be in the D-score, so even if you don't trade it a lot, the D-score will keep advancing.
That was the old DScore.Anything over 12 D-periods old will be ignored,
Ah,Unfortunatelly you are wrong look to LSC and NFO , same strategy.
New Dscore has been designed to penalyze DD not to prize long trackrecords.
Ah OK, I stand corrected then. Thanks for the update, I'll take a closer look at LSC and NFO to see if I can learn anything.That was the old DScore.