this guy made 2mill last year.....and has lost 250k in first month and a half......you do the math......
I GOT UR POINT...trust me.... ....keep in mind, we come from different Worlds amigo......but I get your point... Tell me something...at what point would it be a consideration to stop???
On a proven positive expectancy system, I woudn't "stop"... I would simply trade in accordance with existing position sizing considerations...
"Proven" as in past tense....as in "Proved" to be positive in the past......got ya....At what point would you stop?? can I get a number.
Trade in accordance with position sizing considerations until histrorically calculated MAX DD is breached... then re-assess strategy... until that point, you can conclude nothing beyond being in an acceptable drawdown period in a positive expectancy system... ...what differentiates the successful from the failed trader is the ability to stomach a potentially long series of consecutive losses in implementing a positive expectancy strategy... a priori, one cannot know in advance when the equity curve can turn back upwards from a drawdown, for a positive expectancy strategy... slow bleed blow ups often originate from not being there for equity curve turns i.e. not executing a positive expectancy strategy on a consistent basis...
Thank you for taking your time........You I guess are the one that is missing my point.......but i do appreciate you taking the time to teach me....