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May 5, 2020 at 12:13 #46957AnonymousInactive
Hello all :),
I’m totally new in the forum and in EA Studio, trying the free trial for now and checking all available videos that Petko is sharing.
First of all I wanted to thank you Petko for this amazing forum and software, and also for sharing all the videos. It’s being really helpful to understand this new world called EA’s.
The question I wanted to share with you all is how you guys are deciding if one strategy is robust or no. I have been learned in the videos that we have 3 methods to check it out.
First is the Walk Forward Optimitzation, Monte Carlo test and Multi Market validation. All good until here.
Let’s say we generate a strategy that pass Monte Carlo test and Multi-Market test, but not the Walk Forward Optimization. Is this strategy robust?
Or another example, we have a strategy that pass Walk Forward Optimization and Monte-Carlo but not the Multi-Market. Is this strategy robust?
What I wanted to know, if you guys are applying an importance rate for each test. Is some of the test more important than the others? For you, to consider a strategy robust needs to pass all 3 tests?
I would really appreciate your opinion in here.
Thank you again Petko, and thank you all!
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May 9, 2020 at 14:14 #47456AnonymousInactive
Hello Aitor,
Welcome to the Forum and I really appreciate your kind words. It makes me happy to see that more traders are getting interested to learn from us.
The robustness tests are very important when generating and validating the strategies.
In order to choose which ones you want to use, you need to understand exactly how they work.
The Monte Carlo will show you if the strategy remains profitable, for example, if you change the parameters in the indicators or if the spread is floating.
Multi Market shows the results that a strategy has on the different markets. This might show you which strategy you can use for a couple of currency pairs.
Walk Forward is much more complicated, and here is a free video about how it works:
It is hard to find a strategy if you use the three of them at the same time. Best results are coming when you combine 2 of them.
Personally, my order of importance is:
1. Monte Carlo
2. Walk Forward optimization
3. Multi Market
I hope that helps and let me know if there are other questions.
Enjoy the weekend!
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