
"Our analysis shows that while stop losses rarely enhance expected or risk-adjusted returns, they consistently improve skewness and drawdowns."
MT4 Indicator & EA Coder
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A new dawn is coming with my EA #Smaug and a trading signal service. Join the waitlist in the pinned Tweet to get notified. Launch end of April 2024.

"Our analysis shows that while stop losses rarely enhance expected or risk-adjusted returns, they consistently improve skewness and drawdowns."











I got interested in algo trading recently. And I think I may have found a real edge. It’s 100% mechanical on $NQ Every day at exactly 2:00am New York time, the system gives a trade automatically. No prediction. No overthinking. No emotional bias. The indicator shows: long or short entry exactly at 2am. stop loss take profit break-even trigger It also has built-in alerts. The framework is simple: TP: 150 points SL: 150 points On 1 mini contract that means: +$300 win -$300 loss If the price reaches +$250, I will stop to BE in profit at +$205. That’s the whole model. What makes it interesting is this: In backtesting, it delivered 75%+ win rate and the historical drawdown never reached a level that would have blown a $50k prop firm account. So now I’m doing what most traders avoid: forward testing it on a live market with a dedicated eval account Because backtests are not enough. But when a model is: mechanical repeatable risk-defined time-based simple to execute …it deserves to be tested properly. Too many traders lose money not because their idea is bad… but because their execution is inconsistent. This experiment removes that excuse. Now the question is simple: Does the edge survive real conditions? That’s what I’m about to find out. Would you run a system like this live? #AlgoTrading #PropFirm

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