Through the Rear-View Mirror

Interested in track records and historical results? This is the place to start.

Some people believe that you have to know where you've been to see where you're going.
We don't agree, and prefer to spend more time looking through the windshield than the rear-view mirror.

Nevertheless we do get the point; some things can only be learned by looking back.
And in trading, seeing what worked yesterday can build confidence for tomorrow's trades.
Thus we do deal with track records, and reviews.

Most of our track records are not a formal track record for Drummond Geometry in the conventional sense.

To create such an item would require that we spend an enormous amount of work tracking a comprehensive catalog of buy and sell signals, stops, targets, and so forth.


We have a keen understanding of the limits of computerized full-system testing. We are not believers in fully automated systems trading and therefore we don't do that. So we caution you: do not expect the results we show here to be something they are not.

But at the same time we think all sorts of testing and trading reviews are helpful.
We do a lot of trade reviews. And we do extensive Walk-Forward testing. We believe in compuuterized trade-crunching with some parameters constrained, a technique that helps guard against the worst kinds of curve-fitting.

And so we study how the computer can best help the human trader -- which leads us to evaluate "set-ups" and "high-potential trade conditions" and similar recurring phenomena.

Thus the track records we present here are non-conventional, and do not include stops, optimal targets, money management issues, pyramiding, or similar parameters. The exception is the first item, which is a conventional track record of trades recommended in the DG Daily Forecast Daily Call.

 

We have four data sets for your review. Click on the links below to see them.


 

 

 

 

Please remember that past performance is no guarantee of future gain. We want you to trade safely.
Please read our risk disclosure.