Re: Independent Review of WallStreet1928 Quote:
Originally Posted by MajorDutch yes however we are testing different things:
Shakone is testing restricted hours I am testing all trades but I am not using any averaging in or partial positions just running each trade from it's original SL to target 1 from the price quoted on IG at time of alert. So it is no wonder we are all getting different pip scores.
PS - I am not testing averaging in or partial positions/runners as I don't believe they can be tested very easily or transparently. |
Fair point, there's just a very big difference between your results and his -267 pips. So for example Wallstreet might finish the week up +250 for example, but if he has a losing day tomorrow then you'd likely end up negative for the week if you see what I mean as your slippage from his calls is 267 pips so far. So you're dropping around 10 points per trade.
Slippage and spreads are so important to minimise. Especially in day trading
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