Last Updated on 9 September 2022 by automiamo.com
Historical data for backtesting
U.S. ISM Non-Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)
U.S. ISM Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)
Euro/US Dollar – source: FXCM, tradingview.com
Best Trading Strategy (Optimization)
Trading condition : Going LONG Eur/Usd, day after the latest PMI release, if actual PMI is greater than previous PMI, and going SHORT Eur/Usd, day after the latest PMI release, if actual PMI is less than previous PMI.
Backtesting Optimization Euro/US Dollar and Non-Manufacturing PMI : 1% Stop Loss (1% risk of 100k account’s balance) and 1% Take Profit is the best setting to get less drawdown.
Backtesting Optimization Euro/US Dollar and Manufacturing PMI : 1% Stop Loss and 3% Take Profit is the best setting to get better relative performance. 3% take profit is more reasonable and realistic than a 10%.
Trading Strategy Equity Line vs Buy&Hold
Optimized strategy and equity line (green line) of Euro/US Dollar and Manufacturing PMI . 1% Stop Loss and 3% Take Profit setting, versus Buy&Hold equity line (black line)
Optimized strategy and equity line (green line) of Euro/US Dollar and Non-Manufacturing PMI : 1% Stop Loss and 1% Take Profit setting, versus Buy&Hold equity line (black line)
Optimized strategy profits and losses of Euro/US Dollar and Manufacturing PMI : 1% Stop Loss and 3% Take Profit, over past years
Optimized strategy profits and losses of Euro/US Dollar and Non-Manufacturing PMI : 1% Stop Loss and 1% Take Profit, over past years
Optimized strategy profits and losses of Euro/US Dollar and Manufacturing PMI : 1% Stop Loss and 3% Take Profit, over past months
Optimized strategy profits and losses of Euro/US Dollar and Non-Manufacturing PMI : 1% Stop Loss and 1% Take Profit, over past months
Giancarlo Pagliaroli
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