Why can a trading strategy work in a choppy market but fail in a trending one?

Because every strategy has its own set of conditions. Range-bound strategies rely on repeated price fluctuations, while a trending market may keep breaking out of its previous range.

What really matters isn’t constantly tweaking parameters, but recognizing market changes, validating the strategy’s edge, and managing risk in time.

Which worries you more: choppy markets or a one-way trend?