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As a side note to my comment:
My favorite trading system is nothing but stops. I enter on a stop and I exit on a stop. Entry stops and Exit stops are my trading system. I use my own formulas for calculating the stop locations, which are tied to the underlying movement of the security. I consider slippage as the difference between what my trading system says I should get from a trade and what I really get. (those sharks in the pits or behind a terminal can really make slippage significant).
TJ's portfolio testing provides a great platform learning about managing a porfolio. I've learned many things already through testing and shattered many of my preconceived notions about what is risky and what isn't. I'm looking forward to TJ continuing to develop its capabilties.
Kevin Campbell
In a message dated 12/1/03 10:22:19 PM Central Standard Time, palsanand@xxxxxxxxx writes:
I agree. I used stops to mean risk and position_size to mean money management...rgds, Pal--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Kevin243@xxxx wrote:> You guys are confusing "Stops" with Money Management. They aren't the same > thing. Stops are apart of a trading system. They could be tied to volatility > or ATR or high and lows or trailing percentages or whatever. Money Management > is bet size operating on that trading system. You should know that stops may > not mean anything, especially when gaps occur. Don't bet more than 2%, come > on, are you guys are also talking about 1% slippage. I use stops, but I don't > consider that Money Management. Money Management is how leveraged my account > is. > > Kevin Campbell> >
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