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ERQ and RAT are the best?

I have a very selective filters that returns me 6 darwins atm.
Both ERQ and RAT are returned by the filter.
They surely are interesting darwins.
BUT... the problem is another.
You will always find darwins on highs.
Imagine you bought RAT on the last high in August 2021, you would face 3 years of stagnation, are you ready for it?
ERQ has avery long trackrecord but there were also a couple of episodes of revenge trading that are not so easy to spot from the return chart and the darwin has problems of capacity and divergence.
Recent return is always attractive but mostly never predictive.
 
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I have a very selective filters that returns me 6 darwins atm.
Both ERQ and RAT are returned by the filter.
They surely are interesting darwins.
BUT... the problem is another.
You will always find darwins on highs.
Imagine you bought RAT on the last high in August 2021, you would face 3 years of stagnation, are you ready for it?
ERQ has avery long trackrecord but there were also a couple of episodes of revenge trading that are not so easy to spot from the return chart and the darwin has problems of capacity and divergence.
Recent return is always attractive but mostly never predictive.
You are so correct! This is the exact problem that I see with most darwins: long periods of stagnation and too small a recovery factor. I am not ready for this. It is just too boring and hopeless. That's why I considered all my own previous darwins a failure. I am still trying to create one that can overcome this problem. Otherwise, it's not worth it.
 
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