Do you think there is any trading system suitable in all circumstance. - page 6

There are some things that are universally true, regardless of market regime. For example, on most timeframes, a Yo Sen or In Sen candle (aka elephant candle) is followed like 80% of the time by another candle in the same direction. I've tested it, and had like 80%+ win rates just exiting on the next candle.

The problem, though, is that even with that high win rate, setting the stop loss at, say, the opening of that Sen candle, is such a big stop compared to the average profit that it doesn't necessarily end up being a profitable system. The high probability signal part is easy. It's all about the trade management after that. I've talked to so many algorithmic traders who, in hindsight, wished they had spent more time and effort early on in regard to position management vs. entry conditions. I'm pretty much finding the same thing myself. All the common trailing stop methods generally work better than nothing, better than fixed points, but really, your trade management needs to have unique logic for when to tighten your initial stop loss, when to move to break even, when to lock in profit, how to allow for a pullback or two, etc.

IMHO, focusing on your position management, more so than optimal entries and exits, is going to be your best track to any kind of universal system. Because once you have that, you can use it with whatever entry and exit signals you want.

Yes it is... its simply called money management. 

I have been following up some systems and If you want to get a system which works in all conditions of market.

You have to follow up this:

What is not followed up by market all time? Its the Volume. Volume is unpredictable as every trader is allowed to trade a maximum qty defined by broker's max cap. A broker put max cap on trade qty by a single trader to avoid huge candles, But it does not limit a trader to only trade that qty. allowed by broker, a trader may use friend or family account or any organization's account to put any order he wish to trade. If he do that in any particular time, none of the strategy will work in this case 100% but most of the purest and proven strategy where people are trading from years and making proiit will try to act as a resistance or support for short term but will be overtaken by trader's huge order. Many people do not know this so they keep thinking there is something which works always. 

To solve this problem there are only two ways. First adding a stop loss and second is use average or pyramid method or martingale so you win in most of cases but its never explorable as an all time working method on chart by any technical analyst.

No Please. It is like asking whether there is a vehicle that can never have an accident.

I don't think there could be any system with such results, as the market ranges and trends frequiently and most systems only focus on either trending or ranging.