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Originally Posted by Ted Craven
What feels important is that the method I've become comfortable with feels like it should work on a regular basis. I know things fluctuate, and I know how emotions come into play, but I'm starting to feel good that the toolset (including the wet-ware part) should perform normally (i.e. well) on an ongoing basis. Perhaps that's a precursor to (or a sign of) confidence.
Ted
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Hi Ted,
Take it to the windows and test under fire with real money on a daily basis (if you are not doing so). That is the true test. In my years of testing methods for validity, betting money, even a little money, is better than extensive paper testing in measuring performance. I wish you continued success.
Jim