If somebody has an experience of copying losing strategy with reverse, please post your opinion in this thread.
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DislikedIf somebody has an experience of copying losing strategy with reverse, please post your opinion in this thread.Ignored
DislikedReverse trading is very crucial; so new traders should avoid reverse trading opportunity! I have a long time trading experience but till now I am interested in the only trendy trading opportunity, besides I use half trading lots size in reverse trading!Ignored
DislikedIf a winning strategy can be obtained by reversing any losing strategy, then it stands to reason that every losing strategy must likewise be the reverse of a winning strategy. In other words, it's just as difficult to find a (genuinely) losing strategy as it is to find a winning one. C'mon folks, think about it! So why do the vast majority of retail strategies lose? Most of them are not actually losing, they are merely impotent; in other words, they have a long term expectancy of zero minus costs. Hence if the br0ker was to pay you the spread, your...Ignored
DislikedIf a winning strategy can be obtained by reversing any losing strategy, then it stands to reason that every losing strategy must likewise be the reverse of a winning strategy. In other words, it's just as difficult to find a (genuinely) losing strategy as it is to find a winning one. C'mon folks, think about it! So why do the vast majority of retail strategies lose? Most of them are not actually losing, they are merely impotent; in other words, they have a long term expectancy of zero minus costs. Hence if the br0ker was to pay you the spread, your...Ignored
DislikedThe question is: If you wanted to create a winning system, which one of the two systems would you reverse?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Anybody? Anyway, the correct answer is: neither. Both curves are Excel-based simulations of imaginary systems that have a 50% win rate and 1:1 RR. In other words, the blue lines will eventually return to zero P/L in both cases, over an infinite number of trades. That is, unless a margin call occurs first. If you thought the answer was #2, you were being fooled by randomness. #2 looks like a 'losing' system, but it is not. It is merely impotent, and reversing it would create another impotent system. See post #7 above.Ignored
Dislikedthat implies that there is simply no winning strategy, on infinite trade number all shows randomness results.......Ignored
DislikedDon’t bother reversing losing strategies Better find your own path to success.Ignored
DislikedOne side of it, is that losing strategy is losing because it is not based on incorrect analysis which makes it unpredictable, it is losing now, but could be winning tomorrow, then losing after tomorrow, it is an untamed horse, you can't trust it in either directions.Ignored