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 of Trading Talk, we explore a simple yet powerful single-entry algorithm designed to take advantage of market structure and economic news momentum.
We’ve built a strategy using the CCI indicator, measuring how quickly it moves from bottom to top to generate a strength-based entry signal.
In this episode we introduce a powerful feature designed to give you greater control over one of the most important elements in any trading strategy — position sizing.
In this episode we continue the multi part series adding a second trend detection function into the current build. This functions goal is to help pin point the best areas and times on the chart to look for breakouts.
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