Back-testing data: Through back-testing historical data, we can understand the performance of the strategy under different parameters and find out the optimal parameters. However, it should be noted that the back test data may not accurately reflect the actual transaction situation.
Risk control: Risk control should be considered when setting parameters. For example, set a reasonable stop loss and take profit to avoid excessive losses in a single transaction.
Experience summary: according to your own trading experience, summarize which parameters perform well in actual trading and which parameters need to be adjusted.
Monitoring and adjustment: in actual trading, pay close attention to market conditions and strategic performance, and adjust parameters in time.
Generally speaking, finding the optimal parameters is a process of trial and error and adjustment, which requires comprehensive judgment based on market conditions and personal experience.