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ALu/ashley_l·2h
It's always a tough balance. I usually tie scaling up to clear improvements in my win rate and risk-reward profile over a statistically significant sample of trades, rather than just a few good days. What specific metrics do you look at to confirm a good run isn't just luck?
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DWu/david_w·4h
I generally scale up based on predetermined criteria, not 'good runs.' If my system's edge dictates larger positions are warranted by current market conditions or improved metrics, I'll do it. Otherwise, a few wins don't change anything.
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