LESS is MORE PAQUETE DE PRODUCTOS

WHAT MAKES “LESS is MORE” DIFFERENT?

🟢 Calm but Clever Risk Control
When short trades stay open overnight, long trades hold back, quietly reducing risk by stepping aside. The long trades always close by the end of the day. It’s a smart rhythm that keeps things balanced, without needing you to micromanage.

🟠 Balanced Frequency = Better Compounding
Not too many trades. Not too few. Just enough to allow real compounding to happen, letting the money management scaling method unfold over time. That rhythm is what helps it grow effectively without pressure or guesswork.

🔵 Money Management ON or OFF, You Choose
Backtest with or without the money management feature; that way, you can truly see the difference, how growth happens with compounding and snowballing, also how different it feels without it.

🟡 Proof Without Promises

Over roughly five years of backtesting, using a fixed position size of 0.5 and money management disable, the strategy quietly produced a respectable gain with a very low maximum drawdown, demonstrating steady, realistic growth even without scaling.

⚪ Minimal Overnight Costs
Only short trades stay open overnight, and only when needed. Longs close each day. That means your exposure to overnight fees stays limited and purposeful.

🟣 Try It, Don’t Just Take My Word for It
No screenshots. No sales talk. You test it yourself. Backtest in trial and see every result with full transparency. That’s where trust starts – from your experience.

Bonus for Real Feedback

✅ Introductory offer: Receive a coupon granting six‑month access to LESS is MORE at just €8 when you share constructive feedback and post a back‑test report (minimum 50 words describing your experience). Insightful users get preferential access!

Designed to Stay Quietly Effective

🚫 No over-optimization.
🧠 Monthly checks, but only updates when truly necessary.
📈 If the settings remain unchanged after monthly re-optimisation, it means they are still working with the market. That is strength, not neglect.

💡 Let it scale itself over time, instead of needing you to throw more capital at it.

💡 Let it do its work while you live your life and even while you sleep.

 🔒 One of the hardest parts of trading isn’t the strategy, it’s resisting the urge to interfere when things get tough. Many traders feel the need to “do something” the moment losses appear. But this strategy was designed to be trusted, especially during those challenging moments. That’s why you must test it for yourself, not just to see the results, but to experience it firsthand. Backtest it. Study it. Understand how it behaves in both winning and losing periods, so you can build trust in your own way. Because if you don’t fully trust a strategy, there’s no point in using it. Trust can’t be bought; it must be earned through experience.

That’s the difference. That’s the design.
It’s not about loud promises.
It’s about what quietly works.

LESS is MORE is designed and configured for:

📈 NASDAQ – US Tech 100 (DFB)

🔒 Minimum Position Size 0.5

🕒 Timeframe 10‑minute

💰 Support Leverage: 1:20, 1:200, 1:250

🌍 Support Time Zone

·       UK (GMT or BST)

·       Central Europe (CET/CEST)

·       Eastern Europe (EET/EEST)

·       US Eastern Time (ET)

·       US Central Time (CT)

·       US Mountain Time (MT)

·       US Pacific Time (PT)

·       Gulf Standard Time (GST)

·       Australia Eastern Time (AEST)

·       New Zealand Time (NZST/NZDT)

⚠️ Executing a backtest with an incorrect time zone or leverage will produce inaccurate results. ⚠️

📝 LESS is MORE can run on other timeframes; however, the 10-minute setting has consistently delivered the most reliable and well-balanced performance.

⚠️ It is prudent to allow ample room within your starting capital to absorb any potential drawdowns. Accordingly, we recommend commencing with a capital base of NO LESS THAN five times the cost of the minimum position size (leverage 1:20).

⚠️ Owing to the inherent characteristics of live trading, issues such as slippage, latency and execution delay, requotes, and partial fills may arise. Consequently, the actual performance of live trades may deviate from, and generally be less favourable than, the results obtained from backtesting. It is therefore prudent to regard approximately 70% of the backtested performance as a realistic benchmark.

👑Smooth Curve Is the King
In the end, it’s not about chasing highs, it’s about sleeping well while your equity grows. That’s what LESS is MORE is built for.

Highlighting Hurdles Before Headlines

LESS is MORE is designed for sustained, long-term success. However, if you are uncomfortable with the natural fluctuations that occur along the way, this strategy may not be suitable for you.

·       Occasionally, the strategy may experience several consecutive losing days. This is part of the process, but it can cause concern for some users.

·       Since the system allows only a limited number of trades per day, a position might be stopped out and unable to re-enter even if the market later rebounds. This can lead to frustration when a significant move is missed.

·       Sometimes, a protective stop will close a position, only for the market to rally afterward. This can feel like a missed opportunity.

·       There will be days when the price comes close to the take-profit target but falls back to the breakeven stop. This can be disappointing, especially when the intraday high appears to have offered more profit.

·       The strategy may occasionally enter the market at an imperfect moment, resulting in a quick stop-loss. It’s important to remember that over time, the system balances out these moments by also catching highly favourable entries.

·       When the strategy closes early and the market continues falling, we often fail to appreciate that it has successfully protected capital.

·       When the strategy ends the day in profit, it’s simply doing what it was designed to do. Yet, many overlook this and focus only on the rare setbacks.

·       Over the course of years, people tend to focus only on the final result and forget the journey that led there. On the other hand, when observing day-to-day performance, it’s easy to get caught up in short-term noise and lose sight of the bigger picture.

LESS is MORE makes the trading decisions for you, allowing you to go about your day free from the emotional pressure that often leads to poor decisions. Most importantly, it seeks the right balance between ups and downs – striving not for perfection, but for the best overall outcome over time.

We recommend beginning the compounding process with five times the minimum position size cost (leverage 1:20) in capital, no more, no less. Allow the snowballing effect to work in your favour over time, instead of attempting to accelerate it by committing a large amount of capital from the outset. By doing so, you can feel confident in letting the strategy to run independently and sustainably, without interfere or overmanage it. It is designed to grow steadily and responsibly, giving you peace of mind as it progresses.

Here’s how LESS is MORE behaved during some of the more notable Nasdaq-100 drawdowns over the past years.

• Trump Tariffs / U.S. – China Trade War (using the 15-minute version for historical perspective):
  September–December 2018: It experienced a loss during this period. I’ll leave it to your judgment whether it was reasonable given how sharp and prolonged the pullbacks were, also worth noting the lower absolute market levels back then.
• COVID-19 Crash (Feb – March 2020)
  It took a manageable loss, not unscathed, but it didn’t fall apart either, I’ll leave it to your judgment.
• 2022 Tech Sell – off (Nov 2021 – End of 2022)
  Interestingly, the strategy held its ground and even made a gain during this extended downturn.
• Mini-Correction (July – August 2024)
  It performed well here and booked a gain.
• 2025 Trump Tariff Return / Trade War Round 2 (Feb – March 2025)
  It came through with a gain, despite a sharp drop and volatility.

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Exact results are withheld to encourage everyone to explore and evaluate the performance from their own perspective.