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I Tried MY Trading Strategy for 30 Days SHOCKING RESULT | Backtesting a Trading Strategy

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Finance

Trading context / instrument

  • The speaker describes a candlestick-based trading strategy (no specific market/ticker named).
  • They also mention the strategy could be applied to crypto futures (with a referral/link to Delta Exchange).

Timeframes

  • Primary backtest timeframe: 1-hour chart
    • Trades occur about every 1–2 days.
  • Optional alternative timeframe: 15-minute chart (for more frequent signals).
  • Backtest window: Aug 1 to Aug 30 (about one month).
  • An example segment references a “7th trade” around the 13th day of the month.

Strategy methodology / step-by-step framework

Core pattern logic

  • Identify Hekinashi (Heikin-Ashi / “Heki Nashi”) candle direction:
    • Green Hekinashi candle → assume uptrend
    • Red Hekinashi candle → assume downtrend
  • Entry trigger:
    • When price comes near the Hekinashi candle:
      • Buy near green Hekinashi candles during uptrend
      • Short (sell) near red Hekinashi candles during downtrend
    • Trend filter:
      • If bearish → only take shorts
      • If bullish → take longs

Risk / reward rules

  • Stop loss (SL):
    • Longs: place slightly below the recent low (below the recent swing/low region)
    • Shorts: place slightly above the recent high (above the recent swing/high region)
  • Take profit (TP):
    • Target is 1:3 (described roughly as 15% reward vs 5% risk)

Position sizing & risk management framework (explicit)

  • Example capital shown: ₹2000
  • For each trade, they use only 50% of capital
    • Example: ₹10,000 used per trade
  • Maximum risk per trade: 5%
    • Example: risk = ₹500 when using ₹10,000
  • Expected target: 1:3
    • Approx ₹1500 profit if TP hits

Operational note

  • The speaker notes that many “useless trades” happen during sideways (range-bound) market conditions, and accuracy could improve by avoiding those periods.

Key backtest results / performance metrics (explicit numbers)

  • Total trades shown: 13
  • Wins vs losses:
    • Losses: 5 trades, totaling ₹2500 loss
    • Profits: 8 trades, totaling ₹12,000 profit
  • Net outcome over the month (as described):
    • Starting capital: ₹2000
    • Ending capital: grows to about ₹29,500 by the last sequence (as implied in their running examples)
    • Net summary also states +₹12,000 profit
  • Performance rate (as stated):
    • Profitable trades: 8/13
    • They state that profit in eight trades corresponds to 15% (appears to reference their per-trade return logic and/or an aggregate return they computed)
  • Risk management emphasis:
    • They stress that without proper risk management, a single bad trade could wipe out the account (“all our money” could be lost in one trade).

Explicit recommendations / cautions

  • Recommendation: Backtest the strategy “in this manner” before using it live, ideally for a full month to confirm results.
  • Caution: Expect 2–5 losses at the beginning; don’t abandon the strategy immediately if the backtest suggests it can recover.
  • Improvement suggestion: Avoid periods when the market is moving sideways to improve accuracy.

Disclosures / disclaimers

  • No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer appears in the provided subtitles.

Tickers / instruments / assets mentioned

  • No specific stock/ETF/commodity tickers are named.
  • Crypto futures are mentioned, specifically via Delta Exchange.
  • Claims include:
    • Leverage up to 200x on that platform
    • A statement that “30% tax is also not applicable” for futures (as claimed by the speaker)

Presenter / sources

  • Presenter: the speaker in the video (name not provided in subtitles)
  • Referenced platform: Delta Exchange (via link in description)

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