The classic 100% win rate
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@TradingMelone Thanks for the answer - it's clear that a 100% hit rate is not possible. But even with lower hit rates, there are still interesting chances.
I just wanted to show in an example that many small profits can also yield an interesting return on the bottom line.
I just wanted to show in an example that many small profits can also yield an interesting return on the bottom line.
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@ag84 No, you're making a huge mistake.
Assuming you set stop losses so that your losses don't completely ruin your return. For example, 1% of your portfolio per lot. Then we are already in regions where you will probably be stopped out more than you win because you probably don't understand TA. Then you either have to work without a stop loss or with a higher one. With a 5% stop loss of the portfolio value you have a 1/1 risk reward, which means you need at least 55% win rate, which will be difficult without TA understanding with the stop loss values. With no stop loss you actually need 90% win rate and again it is unlikely and gambling.
Assuming you set stop losses so that your losses don't completely ruin your return. For example, 1% of your portfolio per lot. Then we are already in regions where you will probably be stopped out more than you win because you probably don't understand TA. Then you either have to work without a stop loss or with a higher one. With a 5% stop loss of the portfolio value you have a 1/1 risk reward, which means you need at least 55% win rate, which will be difficult without TA understanding with the stop loss values. With no stop loss you actually need 90% win rate and again it is unlikely and gambling.
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