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Please find attached the official performance track records since the GDX and IWM robots came online in early March 2011.
Over the period, the GDX robot had a compounded return of + 35.38% vs. + 4.67% for a buy & hold strategy.
The IWM robot had a compounded return of + 4.91% vs. - 16.38% for a buy & hold strategy.
Billy
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[QUOTE=Billy;16210]Please find attached the official performance track records since the GDX and IWM robots came online in early March 2011.
Over the period, the GDX robot had a compounded return of + 35.38% vs. + 4.67% for a buy & hold strategy.
The IWM robot had a compounded return of + 4.91% vs. - 16.38% for a buy & hold strategy.
Billy
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Thanks Billy,
On the Excel GDX list it states 'IWM Buy/Hold return between 2/28 and 8/29 4.67%'
Should this read 'GDX Buy/Hold return between 2/28 and 8/29 4.67%' ?
Trev
[QUOTE=manucastle;16211]Thanks Billy,
On the Excel GDX list it states 'IWM Buy/Hold return between 2/28 and 8/29 4.67%'
Should this read 'GDX Buy/Hold return between 2/28 and 8/29 4.67%' ?
Trev[/QUOTE]
Yes ,Trev, you arer right.
I made that copy/paste mistake.
Pascal
The IWM robot doesn't take neutral sigals anymore. I was wondering if the same is also true for GDX ?
Maybe this has been answered before and I missed it.
[QUOTE=Rembert;16246]The IWM robot doesn't take neutral sigals anymore. I was wondering if the same is also true for GDX ?
Maybe this has been answered before and I missed it.[/QUOTE]
I did not change the GDX robot nor did I try to do it.
The GDX robot only works on the LT signals and disregards ST.
The extra statistics that combine ST to LT signals are there for our convenience only.
The GDX robot is much simpler than the IWM robot: the GDX robot uses wider stops and an entry at the open, without consideration for the pivots.
Pascal