As a trader you can optimize this system for lack of screen time, and almost a total disregard for experience and discretion. Bob doesn't have time to sit around and pinpoint an entry to the pip. So this is designed in large part to satisfy the need for a solid hands-off entry. MM and the "trend" keep the damage any single trade can do to a minimum. So that takes user error out to a large extent. It simply doesn't matter if they take it another level against you... it is one small entry in thousands.
The really really interesting part will be how much of an edge is gained for the average trader by filtering signals. If the system edge is stronger than your ability to filter you give up expectancy by skipping signals.
Gertje, Bob and Lio are showing some awesome results by just rolling with the entries, and managing the odd trade afterwards. To some extent they are primarily adding discretion after the fact.
Wiggy, myself, rebyte2 and others function best by only looking for the strongest signals. It is how we keep ourselves out of harms way. It is also an attempt to allocate margin only to the strongest opportunities. We add discretion before and after.
Both are valid strategies. Learn and experiment with what will work for you. This is great stuff guys.
Mike (who has zero 10.4 trades this week)
