Adrian Reid argues traders should test random ETFs instead of picking winners from the past. Cherry-picking creates bias and masks luck as skill. Rigorous in-sample and out-of-sample testing on randomly selected ETFs reveals whether a strategy actually works.
It's the same thing. So you can choose randomly an individual ETF, run the whole process properly, including in-sample, out-of-sample, all of the tests, and it may or may not pass. I think that's a reasonable way to do it, right? Because you're not running, you're not burning all the data and saying, oh, this ETF made heaps of money, I'll just trade it with that one. You're actually doing the rigorous process. 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.
