Happy Friday!
For this Free Friday edition I will just share an update of the first 7 Free Friday strategies. One month is not indicative of anything and these are just meant for educational purposes (strategies may or may not have gone through the entire rigor of the robustness/validation techniques described on this site).
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Free Friday #1: eMini S&P500 +$625.00
Free Friday #2: Gold Futures +1,630.00
Free Friday #3: Oil Futures -$310.00, +$2,940.00, +$470.00
Free Friday #4: US Bond Market No Trades
Free Friday #5: Nasdaq Futures No Trades
Free Friday #6: Russell Futures -$790.00,-$490.00,-$765.00,+$310.00,+$985.00,-$315.00
Free Friday #7: SPY ETF No Trades
January Total: +$4,290.00
All in all, not a bad month. A few things to consider… 1. One month(11 trades) is by no means telling, but it is sure nice to see profits. 2. Not all these strategies went through the full spectrum of validation techniques. 3. Strategy #6 only has 1 rule so it is much more common for its entry condition to be satisfied; hence the larger number of trades. 4. All of these results based on 1 contract traded
If you missed Free Friday#8 where I broke down one of the new validation techniques, Randomized Monte Carlo testing, then please take a look here: Free Friday 8 – Randomized Monte Carlo
Enjoy the weekend,
Dave
Thanks for reading,
Dave
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