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Hello Wes,
WW> The result was that it made the equity curve more stable and I can
WW> enter on a stop, minimizing slippage.
the above statement about entering on a stop minimizes slippage is a
clear example that you do no know what you are talking about. anyone -
anyone who has traded on stops (especially the sp) knows that stops
tested in ts look like heaven compared to the hell of real world
trading. i'm thinking your inexperienced and have only paper traded.
WW> Sincerely,
WW> Wes Williams
ps say after me stops increase slippage - stops increase slippage.
except when backtesting using omega products and i haven't traded
enough to understand that from real world experience yet. not that
there is anything wrong with stop orders but they do not reduce
slippage.
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Have a Great Day, Mark
http://www.markbrown.com
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