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That would probably be more realistic and more usable if the system was found to be profitable. How would you decide which stock to replace the one that has been stopped out?
It would also be interesting to see how the system performed by just buying them at the start and selling them at the end.
But if past performances are anything to go by if the any of the top finishers are initially selected then the system(s) will be profitable.
In regard to the starting price of the shares on the first day being different to the close on the previous day maybe it could be assumed that the shares are purchased at the closing price.
It would also be interesting to see how the system performed by just buying them at the start and selling them at the end.
But if past performances are anything to go by if the any of the top finishers are initially selected then the system(s) will be profitable.
In regard to the starting price of the shares on the first day being different to the close on the previous day maybe it could be assumed that the shares are purchased at the closing price.