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did you build up you algo from a non profitable baseline, or ran into?
u/Zealousideal-Way4130 · Reddit — r/algotrading ·
May 21, 2026 at 15:54
· ⬆ 15 pts · 💬 30 comments |
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The post asks whether successful algorithmic traders iterated on a single strategy for months/years or tested many strategies to find one that works.
It reflects a common debate in quantitative trading about development approach: incremental refinement vs. broad experimentation.
Quality assessment:
This is casual discussion/speculation about trading process, not research-driven DD or actionable analysis.
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30
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94%
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