is considerably down the side of the optimization curves shown in
Figures 12-1 and 12-2. Now look at the results for this test. Using
the Bollinger Breakout system, I decided to see what would happen
when we moved from the optimal values of 350 days and –0.8 for
the exit threshold to 250 days and 0.0 for the exit threshold. This
decreased the RAR% from 59 percent to 58 percent and the
R-
cubed value from 3.67 to 2.18: A fairly dramatic change. This is just
the sort of dramatic change one might expect to get when going
from testing using historical data to actual trading in the market.
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