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What a drawdown is, how it is measured and why it is the number that determines whether a trading system can be followed. With framed examples.
How an end of day trading signal is executed with a market order at the New York open, what slippage is and what it costs in money.
CEDEARs or an account abroad to trade US stocks from Argentina: hours, currency, ratios, liquidity and costs, with no broker recommendation.
What survivorship bias is in a backtest, why 51% of the companies in a historical universe no longer trade, and how to spot it in someone else's results.
How much false performance a single wrong price produces in a backtest: the test, the measured number and the one line of code that prevents it.
Step by step for placing the orders in Interactive Brokers and Schwab/thinkorswim: at-the-open or market order, and what changes between them.
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