Hello,
Say I'm trading the top 200 stocks of an exchange, buying any stock which meeet the long criteria.
I can't work out whether it's better to individually optimize each stock or optimize the whole 200 at once. Presumably the second option is going to be more robust, but then again, the first option is likely to be much more profitable. My PC processing power is limited, and so individually optimizing without 'cmae' engine is going to be impossible, even though there's only two variables.
Not really sure where to start. Has anyone done this? Thanks,
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