17) Using Trend Filters to Filter Out Low-Probability Trading Signals

[@jorgezozaya5049]

I find this series of videos quite inspiring as they bring food for thought for several hours.

[@leonjbr]

Very clear and interesting. Waiting for the next video.

[@northyorkwatches9330]

Priceless information. Thank you so much Martyn. Can't wait for the next episode.

[@biberhund]

Can't wait for the next episode :-)
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[@carnage3694]

These videos are gold for automated trading

[@avishaitsabari1994]

Great series! Thanks a lot! Once i finish building my money machine you'll get some percentages 😉

[@nationearth7629]

Awesome, a masterclass, a crystal clear lecture!

[@Martian4x]

Thank you for your time..

[@finnba_h]

Cheers Martin!

[@Al424]

Thanks for the great content Martyn. If you use both a trend and a volatilty indicator are you at greater risk of over optimising rather than using one or the other (statistical sign would reduce too?)? Conscious of having too many parameters to optimise. How is this avoided? Also at what point do you factor in a money management system into WFA backtesting (SLTP) as this would add even more parameters or can it be dealt with separately post optimisation of other params? Thanks

[@positivenyt8533]

you can also use the momentum indicator or the ATR indicator put a MA on it and use it like the ADX

[@mfejza0]

nice explanation

[@bassoras1796]

Thanks!

[@marcusl8688]

Do you think its logical to also optimize the timeframe for the trend filter? :D

[@juanpabloromanobenitez1717]

Is a volatility filter the same as a trend filter with no direction?