Traders' Roundtable

Thanks Anthony for the reply! I really enjoyed your article and really enjoy all of your contributions to the forum.

Gerry

On my testing using Trading Recipes on the stock market using 2 systems but different entry parameters my test results are simular to Mark's. When using 1 system my betsize used was 2%, but when I combined the systems I used 1/2% and returns were better with DD a tad lower.
I have more testing to do ...

Forum Mgmnt,
O.k. my friend here's what you do to change the color of the [Price] action of TC2000.
Go to "Indicator Tab" and hit "Edit" and a Editing indicator box comes up.
Click on "Prices" then on the right hand side of the box it has a "Drawing Color" drop menu, where you can choose different ...

Curt,

You can change the TC2000 background color to white by going to "tools","chart display options" and make sure that the "white background" box is checked.

Regards
Gerry

Hey Forum Mgmnt,

Chuck can probably elaborate more on open-risk since he has graphs to illustrate it in action. It's one thing reading about it , but if readers could visually see Chucks graphs it will paint a clearer picture.
Open risk has nothing to do with entries. You trade your normal [entry ...

Open-Risk doesn't adjust stops based on risk. A trader would maintain a certain % of open risk based on the traders equity and use that as a way of scaling out, to keep there ongoing risk at a certain level.
Yes it can cut down on profits but it also cuts down on the drawdown and the trick for the ...

I agree with most everything you say, but the more positions you have in your stock portfolio, wouldn't you start to emulate an index fund? The less risk you take the less of a return you shall recieve.

Gerry