Research method
Paper trading simulation
Paper trading simulation is a canonical archive-taxonomy method; this registry entry defines its inputs, output and use boundary.
- Output
- Signal
- Input
- Rule inputs, market state and execution constraints
- Horizon
- The system holding period
- Best use
- Make entry, exit and abstention rules testable as one procedure.
- Input: Rule inputs, market state and execution constraints.
- Output: signal.
- Use boundary: Make entry, exit and abstention rules testable as one procedure.
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Trading psychology process6 readings
Read in the archive24 of 34 readings
1986Fear signals an untested decision process1987Stand down or rehearse on paper when a Wyckoff read fails1987Wyckoff campaign phases as one enter, exit, or stay-out procedure1988Process goals, journals, and pre-trade stress checks1989A written plan before impulse takes command1991Step-through construction of a currency range tactic1999Relocating expiration break-even with a bull debit spread2002Market-order routing across linked venues2002Opening-only orders, posted stops, and paper fills as first-class rules2003Rebuild testable trading rules after a drawdown2003Specify a butterfly as one range procedure2005Forex stops, lot count, and reward as one budget2006Holding period as a system constraint2010Predefined rules before discretion in a mechanical trading system2010Evaluating euro-gold intraday lead-lag rules2011How to turn an FDA-calendar sample into a testable bio-runup procedure2012Time-box simulation before live decision pressure2012First-hour countertrend entries after broken levels2012Candlestick construction of bullish engulfing and a paper-trading rehearsal2013Adding markets without liquidity and emotion rules2013Precommit the exits on leveraged trades2013Check the currency cross, the margin, then the demo fill2014Test entry, exit and abstention as one procedure2015Atomize trading decisions: discipline over complexity
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