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  1. svrz

    svrz

    Hmm! Draw downs of 8.5 - 10% seem to be high, no? Can you kindly post a graph of draw downs with 'currency' as the mode?

    So if I may ask, if draw downs are not the problem, then what is holding you back? Brokers such as AMP futures only require $500 margins for the contract that you trade (6E). An account with a cash value of $1000 will allow you to trade one contract and withstand a draw down of nearly 80 ticks which is $500.
     
    #131     Apr 27, 2017
  2. To make trip short start with the node flow and the price cases.You`d hardly need anything else.The above automated results are just from the Ross Hook(Jack`s 1-2-3-FTT) and volume indicators.
     
    #132     Apr 27, 2017
  3. The best hedge funds in the industry with the 7-8% DD considered as superstars.Of course i`d want to further reduce.

    So far i`m not working with the automations and cannot commit even 1K to it at this time.But even 10K doesn`t make sense to bother.Even if you do 80% per year on 10K, what`s the point?It`s nothing really.
     
    #133     Apr 27, 2017
  4. The results were for the 150K account.Can`t be bothered to start with less i think.

    P.S.I didn`t keep it in figures, sorry.
     
    #134     Apr 27, 2017
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  6. svrz

    svrz

    Well, it certainly depends on how many contracts you want to trade. I assume you are not planning on holding positions 'over night.' If so, then as I stated, an $1000 per contract allocation would guard you against draw downs of up to 80 ticks. Given these parameters, if you still think you need a $150,000 account, then you must be a high roller and I salute you. :)
     
    #136     Apr 27, 2017
  7. It`s not about hi rolling.It`s just standrads that used.All goes from risks first.If your system has a 15K DD per year with the potential of 120K profit, how would you trade it with 5K or 10K?
     
    #137     Apr 27, 2017
  8. svrz

    svrz

    #138     Apr 27, 2017
  9. Sprout

    Sprout

    With Jack 2.0 he talks about the process of testing in order to label volume bars, and has some definitions in the following thread:
    https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/volume.257284/page-23
    at the end of the thread, Jack answers Baro-san's question of why not just focus on bar-to-bar.

    I think this is Frenchfry's log sheet corrected by Jack.

    https://www.elitetrader.com/et/atta...ion-for-jack-s-reply-to-et-on-sct-jpg.134883/

    Jack also uploads all the tables and logic for the volume based method in this thread, maybe a couple pages prior from this link;
    https://www.elitetrader.com/et/thre...-handed-to-me-on-a-daily-basis.275733/page-60
    Another batch of his uploads are around the 90 page mark.

    I'm currently working to pull together the 11 names and definitions of the volume bar.
    From the log header in the Iagmbhtmoad thread:
    P1 - Peak 1
    T1 - Trough 1
    P2 - Peak 2
    T2P - Trough of secondary (from T1 to P2)
    T2F
    3
    4
    5
    6
    P3F
    P3P

    However, in reviewing his charts circa 2013,
    There are additional labels
    PP1
    PP2
    PP3
    PP4
    HVBO
    LVBO
    BM REV


    Glossary:
    EE - End Effect
    UL - Use larger (measurement of volume)
    XR - Translation Short
    XB - Translation Long
    Wait - 50% of the time, Know that you Know
    BM - Bookmark
    GED -
    PEP - Pool Extraction Paradigm
    01 - Operators in the Mind - Space
    02 - Operators in the Mind - Shape
    03 - Operators in the Mind - Movement
    OOE - Operating Order of Events
    PM - Parametric Measure
    Deduction vs Induction
    HS -
    Reverse Chron Check

    In terms of programming, from the previous threads he was advocating RDBMS and Haskell.
     
    #139     Apr 27, 2017
  10. Sprout

    Sprout

    https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/volume.257284/page-24


     
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    #140     Apr 27, 2017
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