The Importance of Backtesting in Trading
Keep the focus on the right direction and be
consistent.
Doing these things and backtesting and collecting all these
experiences and logging them,
and learn to love doing that.
Yeah, I see, uh,
I watched Hannah's video the other day.
She goes, "I hate backtesting." Girl, you better straighten your shit up.
You better fall in love with that part 'cause that's what's gonna make
you better.
You have to love that. You have to fall in love with that.
If you can't find a way to enjoy... It's almost like meditation for me,
and I'm good. I still like doing it because I'm
so
impressed with the level of precision that the algorithm is
consistently delivering. It's not randomness, and it's
so beautiful to see how it does what I teach you it does,
and it's, it's almost like poetry.
Like, I mean, obviously I'm biased.
I mean, my fingerprints are all over this fucking thing,
but the point is that I
literally love seeing it perform.
And you have to admire it,
even if you can't take that trade, even when you lose in a trade.
When I take a losing trade,
I look at it and I'm still like,
I still see what I did wrong. I see what I did wrong, and
it's still doing what it's supposed to do.
And you can't be mad about having to do the work.
That's reasonable. You want a fit body, you want a, a beach
body, well, you're not gonna get it eating fucking
donuts.
You gotta lift some weights, you gotta cut some calories,
and you gotta exercise,
right?
Well, that's effort. Nobody fucking likes to go to the gym in
the beginning.
They hate it. They gotta get through that first growth spurt of pain
and soreness, but when you get rid of the sugar,
you find out that you don't, you don't have that much pain anymore,
and you're
gonna be sore and stiff, but not to the same degree that you
were in the first
three months, the first six weeks, the first two
weeks, where you're getting rid of all
that shit in your blood,
all that sugary stuff, all that extra sugar in your coffees
that you shouldn't be
fucking drinking
End of transcript · 379 words