This episode primarily discusses strategies for systematic trading, particularly contrasting stop-loss orders with a continuous trading approach where positions are always maintained and reversed based on trend indicators. It introduces non-binary trading, which involves adjusting position size based on the confidence of a trading rule's forecast and instrument risk, rather than maintaining a fixed position size. The text further outlines the calculation of ideal notional exposure and adjusting trades to align with these dynamically determined optimal positions, emphasizing the need to balance desired adjustments with transaction costs. Finally, it explores the benefits of improving the Starter System through diversification and refined trading rules, and also addresses the application of these systematic principles for semi-automatic traders, who blend discretionary decision-making with structured risk and position management