Hello!
I too have the same thoughts as you regarding the sharpe ratio figure and this quote in the tutorial
The low Sharpe Ratio (SR) tells her that this result comes at a risk. The Sharpe ratio is the mean profit divided by its standard deviation. Sharpe ratios below 1 indicate that the gains fluctuate a lot - there might be years when the strategy achieves a lower profit, or even a loss
Does this mean that I can "accept" (I know that it's up to me of coure) a lower SR-figure because it only means that the gains fluctuate, or does the tutorial really says that a strategy isn't tradeable with SR < 1?
