The only way to seriously qualify and optimize any system is through its System Quality Number (SQN). I advice you to refer to Van Tharp for reference on the subject.

Assuming a set of N trades (N>30 for being statistically significant), SQN is defined as follow:

SQN= Squareroot(N) * Average (of the N Profit&Loss) / Std dev (of the N Profit&Loss).

The large the N, the more trading opportunities you have.
The large the average P&L, the better you are obviously.
The smaller the Std dev (P&L), the more regular are your results and the smaller are the drawdowns.

Note here that if you optimize for the largest SQN, you maximize in fact the product N*average P&L and you minimize the Std dev (P&L) and the drawdowns at the same time.

This is exactly what all good traders should be looking for their system.