mvp has done real well...it's a great system.
That said, why not put 100% of your account into the mvp signal? Steve is good, but even he cannot guarantee that future performance will be profitable, let alone as profitable as history has shown. I think it is probable that mvp will perform pretty much as it has in the past..which is to say, great.
I trade my retirement accounts..I believe it is prudent to diversify between methods, as well as instruments. The renko system is a plodder...I have satisfied myself that unless an entire year consists of whips up and down of only a week or two in duration, the renko trends will return 25-60% year in, year out. That return, on the amount that I invest, is sufficient to provide a comfortable living for my wife and I. The amount I invest following mvp provides the extra money to help others more through humanitarian church contributions, and yes..new cars, trips, etc.
I have never experienced a year in which there were not several nice long trends, but instead, endless whips......perhaps there will occur such a year. I wonder how mvp will respond in such a hypothetical year? MVP seems to rely on trends as well..but, it is much more predictive, while the renko system is reactive. Regards.
