Sentences with phrase «equity curve taking»

Equity Curve taking into account daily prices, not just entry and exit.

Not exact matches

But Curves began to fall out of favor, and in 2005, Ms. Frakes refinanced her home twice to take out $ 155,000 in home equity and invest it in keeping the franchises running while she tried to sell them.

The fund can also take a position in 0 - 3 month T - bills should the 5 - year note become too volatile, too correlated with equity, or too low - yielding (such as in a flat or inverted yield curve).

We like to take advantage of high frequency trading equity curves with our Money Management Algorithms.

You will insert the indicator we provide into your base strategy window and then use the Money Management Algorithm Trading System (that we also provide) that will read the Marketposition and Open Equity of the base system to take trades using rules from any of our Algorithms including the Equity Curve Management Rules, Pinpoint Entry Algorithm, Consecutive Losing Series Algorithm, and more.

This rule requires that the moving average of the short period (L1) of the closed equity curve must be greater than the moving average of the longer period (L2) closed equity curve.This is similar to a moving average crossover strategy based on price data in the market except that we use the moving average of the equity curve and require that it is «up» in order to take trades in the system.

For example, within your trading plan you would include a step in your daily routine that requires you to visually analyze both your trading journal and your account equity curve both before and after every trade you take.

It takes consistent execution of the process of trading to achieve a consistently rising equity curve; just like a sky scraper is built one section at a time, your trading account is built one trade at a time.

However, if high - emitting nations take the «equity» and «fairness» requirement seriously, they will need to not only reduce ghg emissions at very, very rapid rates, a conclusion that follows from the steepness of the remaining budget curves alone, but also they will have to reduce their ghg emissions much faster than poor developing nations and faster than the global reductions curves entailed only by the need to stay within a carbon budget.

The steepness of the curves in this chart are driven both by the limitations of the 250 gigaton carbon equivalent budget and the need to take equity into account.