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Matthew has addressed David Juday’s issue #3, which David even states he understands why C2 doesn’t do from a business perspective. Although, if only “track records matter”, all reasonable efforts to keep a leader linked permanently with their past track records is what is really being asked for.
But issues #1 and #2 haven’t been addressed at all. A stress test for all markets is probably a huge task to expect of C2 and perhaps impossible to apply to futures, options, and forex, where markets may be continually monitored, but stops not necessarily placed in the markets. But for #2, how about eliminating n/a from any individual trade max dd (sometimes high dd is masked by n/a), and making sure that the max dd at the top of the system page isn’t less that the max dd shown for a specific trade below (this does happen). And working to make simulated trades have a reasonable reality to fills and liquidity in the real world-like TRADING THROUGH the spread. Issue #1 and David Juday’s solution for issue #1 should be a no-brainer and easy to do.