Hi Pascal,

going along those lines of thinking, I was wondering if it might be beneficial to have multiple robots instead of one that would rotate depending on what current market conditions were. For example, in turbulent markets such as this, we would switch to a robot that would be more sensitive with different rules; whereas in a "normal" market we would switch to a slower robot. An idea to measure whether or not we are in a "normal" market could be determined by a myriad of factors including but not limited to readings on the $tick, price volatility, etc etc. I think part of the problem with models (by other people) in the past is trying to put a "one size fits all" strategy which does not work very well.