We are going to trade the random entry for 2010. In this automated video we are using a risk setting of 4. In some backtests you might notice that a few months of the year are traded in one or two seconds when you disable the visual mode. Other months might take much longer to…

This time we are trading the random entry in 2009. The risk setting is 4 and this video is automated to show you the results. I like the random entry, because it is not predictable. So there is no bias and each and every backtest for the same year will produce different results. The reason…

In this automated video we are trading the year 2008 with a random entry. The risk setting is 2.5, because in 2008 it would have been a good idea to use a low risk setting. 2008 was the year where most people lost money because of the financial crisis. I heard about several institutes that…

This is the test for the random entry and we are trading the year 2007 in this automated video. The risk setting is 4. I found that the quality of the history data for backtesting is in most cases not so good for the years prior to 2010. But my definition for a depending system…

We are trading the Stochastic indicator for the year 2017. This video is automated and we are using a risk setting of 10. The Stochastic indicator is an oscillator – and it isn’t even considered to be used as an entry signal. Most people use it in combination with other signals, like moving averages. They…

This time we are trading the Stochastic oscillator for 2016. In this automated video we are using a risk setting of 10 and it is a good example how close victory and defeat sometimes are. Yes, we make profits but you will also see how close the equity comes to a total loss from time…