Hi Traders,
In this week’s episode, our Senior Trader Nathan will be talking about a model that is a slight adaptation to one of the first systems he built when he started trading.
It takes advantage of fluctuations in the market and we focus on having tight stops and letting our winners run. We’ll use a number of different ideas to manage the position to ensure when we’re wrong we cut our losses and when we’re right we can let our winners run.
We hope you enjoy the episode.
we continue our Finding Winning Signals series with Version 8, building on the time-based work from last week. We dig deeper into the most profitable trading brackets, running optimisations to refine the strongest 2-hour and multi-hour windows, and adding new results to our growing database of winning signals.
We’ve reached an incredible milestone – 400 episodes of systematic trading education. Over nearly a decade, Trading Talk has evolved from manual strategy walkthroughs to fully automated, ready-to-deploy trading templates inside Trade View X.
In this week’s episode we’re continuing Version Six of Finding Winning Signals, focusing on the time-based signal from Trading Talk episode 2. We’ll run through the Analyzer, look for stronger trading windows, and track the results as we test
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