Since I just started to work myself into Zorro and trading in general
I am asking 6 beginner’s questions which may also help other newcomers:
1.)
Reading the Z-strategies it seems that Z12 is more lucrative than Z1 or Z2 alone.
Am I right to calculate that it would make sense to get a Zorro S,
because with say 2000 investment, after about 6 months it made enough to pay itself of?
2.)
Why does a Strategy need days to get started and then trains itself up?
Could this not be done using back-data and continuing straight away?
3.)
In order to prevent to have to pay for the initial learning a strategy needs,
could it not be done to first virtually trade and in the run switch to real trading?
4.)
Why (apart from risk management) should one not invest more than the square root of the capital?
Does that mean that the strategy is dependant on the amount it trades?
5.)
Since the equity curves of strategies get better, does one have to trade a strategy for the rest of his life in order to get the most out of it and would be stupid to stop one?
6.) (previously called "bonus" question)
Can one trade (with the free or S Zorro) and meanwhile work on the software to develop new strategies and backtest them ?

To all participants: Thanks a lot for your help.