But ST,
again back tested from 2000 and the results are
2000-565
2001-340
2002-110
2003-580
2004-565
2005-495
2006-400
if we divide these points to the average nifty of that particular year and averaging for 12 years the percentage is 20%. I guess in other word the deployed capital will give yearly 20% return . is that poor performance ? ST , pls guide .
the other question is by these mathematical system we are not falling in to dilemma..that too the action we need to take at the time of closing the market whether to hold long , or go short or exit.
pls advise
again back tested from 2000 and the results are
2000-565
2001-340
2002-110
2003-580
2004-565
2005-495
2006-400
if we divide these points to the average nifty of that particular year and averaging for 12 years the percentage is 20%. I guess in other word the deployed capital will give yearly 20% return . is that poor performance ? ST , pls guide .
the other question is by these mathematical system we are not falling in to dilemma..that too the action we need to take at the time of closing the market whether to hold long , or go short or exit.
pls advise
This system is giving average Rs 500 per year.....assuming that it is a position trade system I would trade 1 nifty contracts for a capital of 1.5 to 2 Lacs ( assuming stops at 35-40 points distance, so we risk 1-2 % of the capital on a trade ) ....then for 5 L capital we will trade say 3 contracts or 150 Nifty Fut....so we make 150X500 = Rs 75000 per year or 15 % per annum.
Not saying 15 % is bad ,when bank FD giving around 10 % pa....but if one is actively trading then it is much on lower side.....we cannot take larger positions as it will violate MM ...so we wont go on the margin required....
ST
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