I doubt it. Here is the principle of how it works.
There is a simple adding (pyramiding) on the move with increments and decreasing lots.
The total series stop is constantly pulling up behind the price.
As a result, if it encounters a strong impulse, for example with the news, it generates a large profit and implements that surge on the chart.
All other cases (most of them) - it wipes stop with small losson pullback.
But it is a tester game again, because usually one cannot enter normally on news shots, even by pauses, and there is only profit in the tester due to such shares.
Not only that, on the real, on the news stops will be closed with a slippage.
zaxod1: I wanted to show my colleagues that you should not increase the lot, but decrease it, so that they do not wander in vain))
So do it carefully and precisely.
Once again: the drawdown inside the deal is not shown in principle, even if it is 90%. The reason is simple: the minimum "resolution" of the picture is one deal, not one bar.
And the drawdown is visible in the report (basement), because equity is calculated on each bar (or even on a tick, even if it is generated).
I doubt it. Here is the principle of how it works.
There is a simple adding (pyramiding) on the move with increments and decreasing lots.
The total series stop is constantly pulling up behind the price.
As a result, if it encounters a strong impulse, for example with the news, it generates a large profit and implements that surge on the chart.
All other cases (most of them) - it wipes stop with small loss on pullback.
But it is a tester game again, because usually one cannot enter normally on news shots, even by pauses, and there is only profit in the tester due to such shares.
I don't know, it's OK. Only the risks are still underestimated))
/The balance sheet picture without the basement/report has been deleted. One more try, you'll go to ban. - Mathemat/
I have warned you, then do as you wish.
The tester reports do not show real equity drawdowns, so I am removing the cheat. Here is an example of how to do it right.
This is benchmark testing, i.e. very crude and not credible.
All I said is that such statistics should be next to a nice balance chart so that there is no cheating.
So do it carefully and precisely.
Once again: the drawdown inside the deal is not shown in principle, even if it is 90%. The reason is simple: the minimum "resolution" of the picture is one deal, not one bar.
And the drawdown is visible in the report (basement), because equity is calculated on each bar (or even on a tick, even if it is generated).
I'm taking over the branch - the author is exhausted - and he hasn't inhaled much!))
You don't know what you're talking about.