Indices · Index process and review · lesson 8 of 9 · 8 min read · David Alexander
When to stop trading an index rule
stop condition
A rule, written in advance, for when to stop trading a rule. It exists because the decision is made after a bad run, when the evidence is weakest and the pressure to act is highest, and because on an index a bad run and a dead edge look identical for longer than anywhere else.
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