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Position sizing is a fundamental element in the realm of successful trading, holding the key to managing risk and optimizing returns.

In the article linked below this post, we delve into the intricacies of anti-martingale approaches, fixed dollar amount, fixed percentage, and the renowned Kelly Criterion as methods to determine how much capital one should risk on each trade.

After all, in the volatile landscape of trading, the ability to strike the right balance between risk and reward can be the differentiating factor between a flourishing portfolio and a precarious one 🙂

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Before diving into the creation and implementation of a trading strategy, it's crucial to navigate the potential pitfalls of backtesting.

This blog explores the prevalent biases that can significantly impact the accuracy of trading strategies, shedding light on Survivorship Bias, Hindsight Bias, Sample Bias, Selection Bias, Look-Ahead Bias, Recency or Market Condition Bias, and the dangers of Curve Fitting and Data Mining.

Understanding and mitigating these biases is vital for building robust and effective trading strategies in the ever-changing landscape of cryptocurrency markets.

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Martingale Money Management is a strategy that involves doubling down on trade positions after losses, akin to the dollar cost averaging principle, with the belief that eventual wins will recoup losses.

DCA strategy appears successful until the day you lose all your money... 😬

Check out more details in the article link below!

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Ever heard of the "risk of ruin" game? It's like a survival manual for algorithmic trading, where staying in the game is the name of the game 🙂 Imagine you're a casino owner trying not to go broke in a roulette showdown.

This article breaks down and shows the secrets on dodging financial disasters, making sure your trading journey is more of a winning streak than a wipeout.

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A regime filter in a trading system typically determines the broader market trend. One of the simplest filters we can employ is the 200-day moving average.

If an asset trades above it, we can identify a bullish trend; if it trades below, it signifies a bearish trend. The regime filter is essential in any trading system, enabling us to dynamically adjust our trading approach.

Filtering the trend also provides mental clarity, as we avoid buying in bearish market conditions.
Check out this article that articulately explains some key aspects of the regime filter.

https://robuxio.com/algorithmic-crypto-trading-vii-regime-filter/?via=algorithmictrading

Happy New year everyone! I wish you guys tons of profits in the coming year! 💰