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4. Убытки обычно эпизодические или они постепенно возрастают?

5. Сколько времени в среднем необходимо для восстановления величины капитала после периода ее снижения? Каков самый длительный срок, потребовавшийся для восстановления размера капитала?

6. Рассчитывается ли риск для каждого трейда? Если да, то какие переменные включаются в расчеты и производятся ли они автоматически на компьютере или «вручную»?

7. Каким образом контролируется общий риск портфеля?

8. Существуют ли обстоятельства, при которых вся торговля может быть прекращена во избежание дальнейших убытков? Если да, то каковы эти обстоятельства? Если нет, то почему их не существует?

9. Есть ли такие рынки, на которых система последовательно работает неэффективно? Если да, то почему она не работает должным образом на этих рынках?

10. Быстро или медленно система адаптируется к изменениям в рыночной волатильности?

11. Предусмотрен ли в системе какой-либо механизм для минимизации убытков, обусловленных частыми «пилообразными» колебаниями на рынке?

12. Предусмотрены ли в системе прекращение торговли, когда величина капитала падает до заранее заданного уровня, и ее возобновление, когда рыночные условия представляются благоприятными для этого?

13. На каких принципах основаны сигналы системы?

14. Насколько диверсификация портфеля способствует снижению риска в торговой системе [266] ?

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