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I'm amazed
The recent flurry of quality post prosecuting each side of the argument is astounding. Read individually they all have a certain degree of merit - but [USER=2975]@ducati916[/USER] has a valid point about mechanical-based trading. Trading a system that's ridged (inflexible) on a constantly changing market.

Great point
And by the why - another thought-provoking post. The series of recent posts go to the heart of the question.

"Why do we buy a position trading a mechanical system?".

Summary
Over a few posts (so I can chunk the answer) I'll try to answer the question.

Skate.

[QUOTE="Skate, post: 1114967, member: 57364"] [B]I'm amazed[/B] The recent flurry of quality post prosecuting each side of the argument is astounding. Read individually they all have a certain degree of merit - but [USER=2975]@ducati916[/USER] has a valid point about mechanical-based trading. Trading a system that's ridged (inflexible) on a constantly changing market. [B]Great point[/B] And by the why - another thought-provoking post. The series of recent posts go to the heart of the question. [U]"Why do we buy a position trading a mechanical system?".[/U] [B]Summary[/B] Over a few posts (so I can chunk the answer) I'll try to answer the question. Skate. [/QUOTE]

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