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  The test procedure was designed to establish the risk-reward profile for the system. I started with risk per trade (determined as set forth above) of 2% of equity, roughly 10% of Kelly. This was increased in steps to determine effects on return and drawdown. Risk was evaluated up to the turning point in the risk-reward curve, as shown in Table 9-1. No new trade was taken if the existing risk in the portfolio (the difference between closing price of positions and stops) exceeded 50 percent of equity. | 
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  The original Test-48 runs were on 1/1/91 to 6/30/96 Pinnacle continuous contracts for C, CT, DM, CD, ED, TY, US, CL, JY, | 
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