Writing a Trading System that Works
|We'll review the major markets to show how Algos are currently positioned on the larger timeframes. I will then introduce you to the art and science of writing trading systems. The structure and parts of a trading system will be discussed and we will review an example of a real trading system. This links back to the series "The Journey to Profitability and then to Trading Consistency", where we explore the importance of our beliefs about the different parts of a system.
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