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1.-----i have lightly verified/tested/explored this theory in a handful of ways (observation, mind-mapping, spread-sheeting, etc)...
2.-----i have attempted more traditional testing/exploring methods (i attempted to create an indicator)
2.1----but my programming skill level is probably way below most people on futures.io (formerly BMT)...
3-----so, i resorted to simplifying the theory (so i could 'program' it in a simpler visual method/manner)...
4.-----this turned out to be ok because it led to a theory of this theory (progress in usefulness) ...
5.-----on the down side i quite attempting to verify/express/explore this theory in the more traditional (indicator, backtest, etc) way
BUT...
i would be extremely grateful for and fascinated
with all the results produced by
any and all tools (strategy backtest or indicator)
that could be created with this theory in mind...
X can be any thing (ie any amount of units..1,2,3, etc...)
This set of theory rules is one of an infinite set.
The rules are interesting but far less important than the theory.
Trend_Trade_After_X_Unit:
This tells (you) to add 1 contract to the position at X units.
If X = 1 and the strategy is long,
then, at +1 unit profit (you) should add a contract ...
visa versa for shorts.
CounterTrend_Trade_After_X_Unit:
This tells (you) to add 1 contract to the position at X units.
If X = -1 then (you) should add a contract when the strategy is at -1 units.
Reverse_After_X_Unit:
This tells (you) to reverse the position at X units.
If X = -2 then (you) will reverse (the new net position should be 1 contract)
the position when the strategy is at -2 units.
