Testing for the new CMI continues. At the moment current testing is measuring risk and reward. It would be nice to be able to find a trading method that yields higher gains but often the cost is a risk that a trader might not want hanging there waiting to rear it's ugly head. Trusting a new trading system takes time. The CMI has proven that it can provide fairly safe returns but some of the drawdowns this year plainly showed that it was out of sync with the market and that another approach should be sought out. Back to the laboratory in other words. Out with the old and in with the 2.0.
The current CMI is taking a rest as you can see by the bull and bear in the left sidebar. The CMI 2.0, in it's present state, is also sidelined.
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