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Relation between Net Profit and Percent profitable trades

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 brakkar 
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Hello,
to evaluate optimized systems on the same length of data, I would like to compute an objective value that will help me compare systems, based on net profit and % profitable trades.

I was thinking of using the geometric mean: √(netProfit × percentProfitable)

I'm starting out in statistics and i'm not sure if this makes any sense at all. Please tell me if this makes sense.

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