4/28 (Sun) The better EAs do not enter or close positions at the market bottom.

EA developer Reiwa’s Double-I is here.

Today,

“A good EA does not enter or exit at the tops and bottoms”

is the topic.

It might sound paradoxical,

the “good EA” here refers to

an EA that can survive in various market conditions.

To achieve that,

it should have a long backtest period with

a rising profit and loss curve,

and be an EA that has endured across different market environments.

When that is the case,

it becomes difficult to take every trade at the tops and bottoms.

In other words,

in every market environment, it is not about taking tops and bottoms

“winning fairly across a broad range”,

and it will gradually become profitable in the long term.

Conversely,

an EA that trades at the tops and bottoms

is optimized only for the most recent market,

and you never know when it will incur a large loss in the future,

perhaps it will hit hard right now.

This is something that cannot be understood without looking at the long term,

and although it may be hard for users to discern,

as EA developers, Reiwa’s Double-I would like to continue to share

what makes a good EA

through this Investment Navigator+.

And now!

【Reiwa’s Double-I EA Listing】

https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/users/112481/products

【Reiwa’s Double-I Serial Articles】

https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/finance/navi/series/1700

【Reiwa’s Double-I Faith】