Minimum effort, maximum return: live trading with a system (Thomas Vittner Part 5)
In the five-part webinar series "Trading with a System," trading expert Thomas Vittner shows how to approach trading in a structured way, how to develop trading strategies using quantitative methods, and what you need to be successful in trading. Mr. Vittner uses various tools and rules to specifically develop a strategy that is not too time-consuming and can be implemented by anyone.
Contents of the video include
00:00:00 Welcome & Introduction
00:01:10 Contextualizing the topic & agenda
00:04:34 Risk management in the trading plan
00:07:57 Backtest Exit
00:25:23 Backtest position size (single vs. multi open positions)
00:33:37 Backtest trading portfolio
00:43:22 Live Trading
00:59:08 Webinar Outlook & Trading Seminar Offer
01:05:18 Farewell & Disclaimer
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