What makes a good trading system?
It's not AI. It's not more indicators. It's not discretion or "feel."
What makes a good trading system is one that survived testing through millions of data points and years of market data. A system built on rules, not bullshit.
If markets were truly efficient,
50% crashes would be impossible.
The rational, fair valuation of companies will never fluctuate that much.
But human psychology does.
That's the key.
This is the exact trade my bot took today.
It detected bearish momentum, so it took bear call spreads.
Short 7550, long 7565.
Delta target was lowered based on the bot's consolidated risk score detecting danger.
A greedy manual trader would have have gone for a 0.10 or 0.20 delta position and lost money.
An emotionless system will follow the rules, no matter what.
And that's what compounds.
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Closing the week out with over 4% profit.
Yet, I still had some signals subscribers cancel because they didn't like the risk to reward ratio.
96% win rate and over 200% annualized return still isn't good enough for some people.
Traders with this mindset deserve to lose.
Most traders would still fail, even with a flawless strategy.
Greed would make sizing escalate to the point of ruin.
Fear would lead to liquidating at the worst possible time.
Building the strategy is only step 1.
The mindset it takes to win goes deeper.