[Sam Tel]

Thanks for your reply Alan, makes sense!

[Sam Tel]

Hi Petko,

Thanks, this is helpful!

[Sam Tel]

Or, for that matter, when to re optimize them and how to re optimize when a robot stops performing

[Sam Tel]

Hi Alan, thanks for you response. That part I did understand from the videos, but I mean all robots stop working at one point in time, how do you decide in this case when to eliminate one from your accounts?

To clarify with an example: the robot does not make 5 losses and you leave it running. After a while it comes into a losing period, or it stops performing all together. What criteria do you decide to eliminate it for good? Let’s say it’s done 20, 50 or 70 trades and it’s profitable, but then it starts losing. You don’t want it to lose all of its profits before turning it off, so what is the criteria for a bot that is already running for a while?

Thanks!

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