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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>Hi!</p><p>I would like to ask: did anyone check if it is a good advice to throw correlated strategies after backtesting.<br />Let&#039;s say after backtesting we have 3 correlated strategies, A B and C. On backtesting they are similar, but in live B is the best of them. The problem is that B was created after A, therefore it was thrown away by the software, and we lost the best strategy.</p><p>I will be glad to hear your opinion.</p><p>Avraham Shenkar</p>]]></content>
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