Coils has data behind them stats can be somewhat obscure sometimes.
For example
- data set of 50 years has a 70% win rate. (good?)
We can leave it there or slice it and dice it.
- same data set of 20 years has a 60% win rate.. where do you weight most importance to?
- what if I buy on Monday versus any other day.. might be 65% over 20 years and 65% over 50 years.
-how has it performed over 10 and 5 years? 50% and 30%.. for example although I think Xmas rally will occur however it hasn't occured much over the past few years.
It's a good window to look into but with me I re-order my watch list frequently as win rate in current environment alter.
Nasdaq is one of the worst both longs and shorts where Silver is one of the best recent performers. I review monthly performance pretty hard as data changes even over 10 years of tested data
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