Hi Traders,
In this week’s episode of Trading Talk, systems trader Rory Killip will discuss how to set static levels in your models, how to test if these levels are working correctly and what to do once a breakout of these levels occurs.
We hope you enjoy this episode.
In Episode 405 of Trading Talk, We build out the trading strategy introduced in last week’s session, focusing on how individual components come together to form a complete, executable system.
In Episode 404 of Trading Talk, we explore a trade management system designed to operate without traditional take-profit targets. Instead of exiting at a fixed price level, this approach manages trades by capturing a percentage of the market’s total movement.
This episode is different from a standard Trading Talk format. Instead of market commentary alone, you’ll see how real algorithmic trading portfolios are built, managed, and adjusted in real time as market conditions evolve. Every decision is explained live, offering a transparent look at professional systematic trading workflows.
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