Re: 1 lakh to 652 lakhs in 497 trading days - Winning 20% of Trade in NIFTY Futures -
Theory does not make profits. Practicals Do!!!
Keeping tighter stop losses is ok-ok way to prevent trade losses
If this is true, you can SL @ Open and trail it maintaining decent two-car distance, so there is no reason for Point 1.
Logical Flaw. Inverse of "80% of losses may come from 20% of trades" is not "80% profit can come from 20% of the trades". Besides
this rule totally contradicts rule 1.
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This I totally agree. Watching Red and Green is tough..... I set up trades and play online Chess to keep my mind off the trades.
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This is actually interesting point. I ran some tests to find optimal param values on SBIN and it was a tough scrip to work with. Another
wild one is ACC, but ACC parameters can be caliberated.
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Yes theoretically it is possible.
So what is the Principle behind this strategy?
1. NIFTY is Trending only 20-25% of the time and so why always take 20 points Stoploss when 80% of the time you are going to loose.
Why not take 7-10 points loss and close the trade if stoploss hit.
1. NIFTY is Trending only 20-25% of the time and so why always take 20 points Stoploss when 80% of the time you are going to loose.
Why not take 7-10 points loss and close the trade if stoploss hit.
2. 20-25% of the time when the market is trending, NIFTY never crosses the opening price by more than 10 points. So in those cases NIFTY
always gives on an average 55 points on the LONG side and 77 points on the SHORT Side.
always gives on an average 55 points on the LONG side and 77 points on the SHORT Side.
3. 80-20 Principle. 80% of the losses comes from 20% of the trades and so 80% profit can come from 20% of the trades.
this rule totally contradicts rule 1.
4. Why do we need to spend hours before the monitor, while we can spend maximum 30 minutes a day. (15 minutes during opening and 15 minutes during closing)
This I totally agree. Watching Red and Green is tough..... I set up trades and play online Chess to keep my mind off the trades.
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Also attaching back tested result for the SBIN stock. SBIN unlike NIFTY falls in the 50:50 category. ie 50% of time is trending and 50%
it is Rangebound. So it is one of the highly Trending stock. The Parameters are different for SBIN. For eg... your stoploss should be
around 1% in SBIN where as for NIFTY your stoploss should not be more than 0.2%.
it is Rangebound. So it is one of the highly Trending stock. The Parameters are different for SBIN. For eg... your stoploss should be
around 1% in SBIN where as for NIFTY your stoploss should not be more than 0.2%.
This is actually interesting point. I ran some tests to find optimal param values on SBIN and it was a tough scrip to work with. Another
wild one is ACC, but ACC parameters can be caliberated.
Attaching the excel sheet with the backtested results with the data of last two years for NIFTY.
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