Chart doesn't show up for me (in the original post, or in the quote).
Basically, it shows my system turning 10k into 13.6k in 22 calendar days.
I was just curious how you traded high-risk ETFs. I assumed you allocated only a portion of your funds to DUST/NUGT. But maybe that initial assumption was wrong,
I have to allocate a portion as I am trading in a cash account and have to deal with the 3 day settlement rules. However, I maximize that allocation as best as I can.
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Personally, the higher the volatility, the smaller sizes I use. In a TNA/TZA trade I'd trade lots of 10-20k. VIX/NUGT/DUST, I usually trade lots of 5-10k.
I was also curious, if you didn't trade 100% of your account value, if you did a fix amount (ish) each trade, or whether you rolled-in gains. I personally do not roll in gains... at least not in the short term. Long term (6 month+), as my account changes, my lot sizes change... whether that is up or down.
My plan is always, usually, to begin small, as profits grow, increase allocation exponentially; decrease with sustained losses. For the simulation, I went all-in.
My system generates signals. There is no way an unlicensed trader can meaningfully and legally give specific allocation advice, especially without knowing the life-details of the customer. A knowledgeable trader only needs the signals. They can figure their own allocations/stops.
IOW, my simulation allocations aren't meant to be followed. IMO, they illustrate the maximum potential of the system, and of course, at maximum risk. This risk can't be determined by a casual visitor to the forums, but instead by actual performance data...'what I do.'