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Well, if one understands sustainability as "profitability", then yes. Again, though, you don't have to pay attention to the balance line. But if you like paying attention, pay attention.
But, in my opinion, "stability" is not profitability at all.
Ideally stable TS is the TS, which does not open a single trade. Its behavior is absolutely stable and does not depend on changes in market behavior. Now, if we could add profitability to such stability, it would be a grail.
Resilience is different. You can hedge everything and it's no use. It seems to be stable. The main thing is to grow the money, and this is the balance.
How will hedging change the ability of the TS to resist market changes?
Resilience has nothing to do with hedging.
A stable TS continues to show approximately the same results despite market changes. It may have only unidirectional trades and counter trades, it does not matter.
How will hedging change the ability of the TS to resist market changes?
Resilience has nothing to do with hedging.
A resilient TS continues to show roughly the same results despite market changes. It can have only unidirectional trades or counter trades, it doesn't matter.