The Problem With Changing Your Strategy Every Week

The Problem With Changing Your Strategy Every Week

One week, footprint imbalances look promising. The next week, you switch to delta divergence. After a few losses, you change the settings again.

Now it's difficult to know whether any approach actually has an edge.

A strategy needs consistent rules and enough comparable trades to evaluate its performance.

I prefer to test one clearly defined idea, document the results, and change it only when evidence supports the change.

Constantly switching methods can prevent useful learning.