I had read this somewhere and noted but do not remember the source. When backtesting any strategies on TradingView, we need to compile various parameters that arise for a strategy.
- Minimum of 100 trades (prefer multiple hundreds)
- At least 10 years of data (use all the data you can find)
- A statistical significance factor [ Profit Factor * sqr ( number of trades ) >= 30 ]
- 20% or more Out-of-Sample data used
- Out-of-Sample Profit Factor divided by In-Sample Profit Factor > 70
- Net Profit divided by Max Drawdown > 10
- Over all Profit Factor >= 2
Score = Profit Factor * sqr ( Number of Trades ) * ( Net Profit / Max Drawdown ) * ( Out-of-Sample Profit Factor / In-Sample Profit Factor )
- Any strategy that scores above 400 is worth trading.
- Score should be preferably above 30
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