Notes
What a drawdown is, and why to look at the decline before the return
What a drawdown is, how it is measured and why it is the number that determines whether a trading system can be followed. With framed examples.
Market orders at the open: how an "end of day" signal is executed and what slippage costs
How an end of day trading signal is executed with a market order at the New York open, what slippage is and what it costs in money.
CEDEARs or an account abroad: how to trade US stocks from Argentina
CEDEARs or an account abroad to trade US stocks from Argentina: hours, currency, ratios, liquidity and costs, with no broker recommendation.
Survivorship bias: why 51% of the companies in a backtest no longer trade
What survivorship bias is in a backtest, why 51% of the companies in a historical universe no longer trade, and how to spot it in someone else's results.
How to place the orders with your broker
Step by step for placing the orders in Interactive Brokers and Schwab/thinkorswim: at-the-open or market order, and what changes between them.
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