Adrian Reid shows how adding an equity-curve performance filter to individual ETFs acts as a binary switch: trade the ETF when the strategy is performing well, exclude it when it isn't. The filter aims to improve results by trading only during winning periods.
My idea here, which is a little wild, but, and I'm, I guess I'm not sure if I'm fully on board with it, but it's interesting, is we take the system and we just put an equity curve filter on it. And if the individual, and then apply it to all the individual ETFs. And if that equity curve filter is on, then we can trade it. And if it's off, then we don't. So we're basically just having a switch based on whether it's performing or not. If you want more trading tips from Enlightened Stock Trading, make sure you give this video a like and follow Enlightened Stock Trading so you don't miss the next video. And go to enlightenedstocktrading.com/free to get your free Trader Acceleration Bundle to start improving your trading results today.
