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> I'm looking forward to the implementation of  "Average Profit to Drawdown
> (APD)". Eugene, where can I find the formula for this? I have seen a
> discussion about APD on the Collective2 site but actually not found the
> formula itself.
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Here is the APD discussion:
http://www.collective2.com/forum?apd-discussion-ii

The way I calculate it is this:

1. For every trade, calculate the maximum open trade drawdown. For example,
if the position was down as much as $200 down before it was closed with a
$200 profit, the max open trade drawdown is $200.
2. Sum all all maximum open trade drawdowns. Let's call it ADD (all
drawdowns)
3. Divide total net profit by ADD. The resulting ratio is APD (Average
Profit to Drawdown).

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