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PipMeUp replied May 2, 2015B is correct. The mistake is to say that "if I copy-trade that strategy with a risk multiplier based on account equity of 4x, this will be the expected outcome ...". The gain and DD aren't simply multiplied by four. With any system, at some point ...
How risk multiplier really affects monthly gains and drawdowns
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PipMeUp replied May 2, 2015It comes from your assumption which is wrong. If you win x% and then lose x% (or vice-versa) the result is not BE. Even with 1% you get a negative drift. Say you start with $10000 win 1% then lose 1% your balance is now 9999. It looks like almost ...
How risk multiplier really affects monthly gains and drawdowns
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PipMeUp replied Apr 30, 2015When you trade on margin that's your broker who (technically speaking) lends you the CHF not the SNB. Brokers decide the rate they want to offer. Strangely they decided to not pay you to borrow their money ^^
Are Negative Interest Rates Useful for Carry Trade?
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PipMeUp replied Apr 22, 2015Not only it can but when it does it's time to have a look on the cross without this currency. If N/U goes down and N/J goes up it means that NZD is weaker than USD and JPY is weaker than NZD. Therefore JPY is much weaker than USD => U/J trends ...
Currency Pairs - Same Currency, Different Direction?
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PipMeUp replied Apr 11, 2015Let's imagine that you expect the market to turn in a short time with high probability. It can be because of your new SuperUltimateOscillator_v34.ex6(r)(tm), a very strong S/R on the weekly chart, an insider or whatever. You don't exactly know where ...
Expectancy Management
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PipMeUp replied Apr 1, 2015From your assumption of the term random the short answer is: being lucky. But random doesn't imply i.i.d.
Profiting from an unpredictable market?
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PipMeUp replied Mar 30, 2015I understand that. The problem is that you select only a set of successful random trading sequences. This is called survivorship bias.
Proof of Profitability
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PipMeUp replied Mar 30, 2015You do so implicitely by using the formula. It assumes no edge at all. The average profit you make is the sum of the money you make when you win and the money you lose when you lose, which is negative. You win with probability P and lose with ...
Proof of Profitability
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PipMeUp replied Mar 30, 2015The flaw #1 is in the first post. When you write P(TP)=SL/(TP+SL) --I fixed the typo-- you're assuming a random walk with no edge. Therefore, per definition, you can't have any strategy even slighly profitable. From there, there is no point in ...
Proof of Profitability
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PipMeUp replied Mar 15, 2015Hello, I'll try my best to clarify These are the rules you set on top of the prediction. In the examples so far they are not infered from the data. You decide upfront. Up to you. You can average the K nearest neighbors predictions. If the result is ...
Machine Learning with algoTraderJo
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PipMeUp replied Mar 8, 2015In your thread you say "some incredibly promising open-source software" and "using their proprietary algorithms". Either it's open or it's not. What is the license? If it is open source can you point us to their work to let us asses how incredibly ...
Machine Learning with algoTraderJo
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PipMeUp replied Feb 23, 2015Unfortunately it is far from that easy. I could explain why it is wrong but I think that if you're reading this thread you'd like to learn about machine learning for trading. That's why I think it is better if instead you explain why it isn't the ...
Machine Learning with algoTraderJo
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PipMeUp replied Feb 21, 2015In this downtrend 42 out of 210 bars have not been fully revisited (the whole range not only the open price). That's only 20%. image
Leftovers at the dinner table, re-testing opening levels
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PipMeUp replied Feb 21, 2015Did you have a look at Sugeno fuzzy logic models? To me it looks like this is what you're looking for. In fuzzy logic the boolean operators AND, OR and NOT become functions. For example x OR y may becomes x+y-x*y. There are several formulas. Note x ...
How to add weighted conditions in trading formula
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PipMeUp replied Feb 15, 2015Not only we have very few samples but the data is very noisy. Let's see with 50 samples and 20% chance a sample is mislabelled: image image
Machine Learning with algoTraderJo
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PipMeUp replied Feb 15, 2015For trading purpose we have very few samples compared to the universe of the possibilities. Here is ELM with 30 neurons vs Gaussian Processes. There are now only 50 samples and no mis-labels. I much prefer what the GP finds. image image
Machine Learning with algoTraderJo
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PipMeUp replied Feb 15, 201550 and 100 neurons. With too many neurons it starts learning the dataset rather than explaining it. It takes care of the exceptions too much. From what I understood of the paper there is no selection of the important coefficients. On the contrary ...
Machine Learning with algoTraderJo
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PipMeUp replied Feb 14, 2015The same with 500 training samples image image
Machine Learning with algoTraderJo
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PipMeUp replied Feb 14, 2015No I don't use this. Before your post I didn't know it existed ;-) I downloaded the java version and tried with a toy example: using 100 samples I make it learn if a 2D point is above or below a function. For each sample in the training set there 5% ...
Machine Learning with algoTraderJo