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You have probably experienced the following:

You crush it for a week with Strategy A – three green days in a row, confidence through the roof. Then a couple of losers hit, and suddenly you’re on Reddit hunting for Strategy B.

Two weeks later, you’re convinced Strategy C is “the one.”

Does this sound familiar?

Read this article, and we will give you some advice on how to stop and hopefully get profitable:

👉 The Real Reason You Keep Switching Strategies (And How To Stop It)

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Trend Following and Mean Reversion Strategy - Combined

Performance

No. of trades: 109
Average gain per trade: 4%
Win ratio: 67%
Profit factor: 4
Annual returns (CAGR): 14.8% (buy and hold 7.7%)
Exposure/time in the market: 75%
Risk-adjusted return: 19.6 (CAGR divided by time spent in the market (0.75))
Max drawdown: 28%

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Multi-Asset Trend-Following Strategy

Performance

No. of trades: 122
Average gain per trade: 5.8%
Win ratio: 57%
Profit factor: 3
Annual returns (CAGR): 9.1%
Exposure/time in the market: 74%
Risk-adjusted return: 12.3% (CAGR divided by time spent in the market (0.74))
Max drawdown: 17%