Thanks - appreciated.
When you say "learn a market", I am assuming you mean, you yourself learning a market, rather than "GSB backend".
Does this imply that one needs to understand a market one is developing strategies on (which implies a somewhat chart based approach to start with)
BEFORE developing an "OKish" (not great) strategy?
The reason I ask is because if the answer is yes, that would then take a very long time to develop strategies if one wants to be diversified (not
just across strategies but countries, regions, commodities etc.) similar to a fundamental approach.
I'm distinguishing here between "understanding" a market vs "understanding statistics/probability/GSB" - could I develop a system on GSB on a wholly
new market knowing *nothing* but having an understanding of the latter, whilst still acknowledging I don't understand the Dhaka stock exchange, but
cognizant that as I deploy the system in due course, I will learn more and be able to improve my system's profitability, risk/reward ratio or whatever
metric I want? I suspect the answer is yes.
Also, I think Its clear GSB is great - admittedly, the UI is the biggest intimidator for me!
Also, I'm assuming "tool that came before GSB" means AT from the IBKR results.
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