A systematic approach to developing trading strategies involves first testing ideas in Excel by finding historical samples that match the setup, calculating entry, risk, and exit parameters to determine profitability across 50-100 samples, and only after confirming profitability through backtesting should the strategy be tested with real money using small position sizes before scaling up.
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In the first two and a half years to three years, my method was to, you know, come up with an idea and then test it in Excel. So, I would literally just plug it. I would go find all the samples that kind of fit the setup and then I would plug in entry, risk, exit and then that would result in like, you know, how much R did I make on that trade. And then I could see, you know, over 50 or 100 samples did was I profitable trading this strategy? And if it was, then I would test it in real time with my actual account. And, you know, if small size proved to be profitable, then I would scale it up.
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