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Strategies & Market Trends : Trading futures based on intermarket trends

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To: lee0 who wrote (20)	2/20/2002 4:49:35 AM
From: fut_trade	Read Replies (1) of 73

"and you included fees and slippage?" $30 RT for the SP "how often did you get signals" 506 trades since 1998H, for an HH signal on the US. "and what was the maximum drawdown?" about $50,000 "was that profit per contract" Total profit about $105,000 for trading a single SP contract. Profit of $210/trade. "and what contract the mini or the SP?" To get mini number, just divide by 5. "if that is how it works out seems like you got a good signal." I would say fair. I have much better strategies for the SP. However, I am just starting intermarket analysis. Considering these numbers are for trading one contract (index future) based on a completely different contract (financial future) I would say the results are very interesting. If I could combine the US strategy (trading SP based solely on US signal) with an SP strategy (trading SP based solely on SP signal) I might obtain much improved results.

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