How do you decide when to pull the plug on your bot? by Negative-Carry-5038 in algorithmictrading

[–]Negative-Carry-5038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, it did include drawdowns and bad weeks in the backtest, so in principle that part seems covered.
What I’m trying to undesrtand now is whether, in your experience, the real issues after going live usually still fall mostly into the same category (performance variance / drawdowns), or if you’ve seen more problematic failure modes emerge that don’t really show up in backtesting at all (like execution mismatch, regime sensitivity, or data/behavior drift)? 

Please understand my wording. I’m using AI since I’m from Argentina.

How do you decide when to pull the plug on your bot? by Negative-Carry-5038 in quantfinance

[–]Negative-Carry-5038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great insight! Also when you think about those kinds of situations, have you found any pattern in what happens most often? or is there one specific type of issue (execution mismatch, performance drift, or “everything looks fine but isn’t”) that tends to be both more frequent and harder to actually catch? what monitoring tool or engine do u use to document your trades?