In this episode, we continue with a previous build and focus on the key steps to take when moving from ‘version 1’ to ‘version 2’ of the model.
Having an efficient process is essential when developing trading systems.
Watch as our Senior Trader Matt adds two of his ‘go-to’ rules and puts them to the test.
In this episode, we continue our Finding Winning Signals series with Version 4 building directly on the optimisation and testing we started back in Episode 396. This week, we’ll dive deeper into the results across all 28 Forex symbols both buy and sell sides and uncover some genuinely interesting findings
In this week’s episode, we continue our Finding Winning Signals series with Version 3. Last time, in Episode 395, we kicked off an optimisation process — and now the results are in.
In Episode 395 of Trading Talk, we isolate and test the first Trading Talk signal — achieving a 53% buy-side win rate. Discover how to build, test, and refine single-entry algo models with Trade View.
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