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- nobodygsm replied Nov 30, 2014
Call me ignorant but this logic doesn't make sense at all. Holding on to losing positions only ever incur increasing opportunity cost. It creates the illusion of a trade recovering from a large negative P/L, when you could have exited early at a ...
- nobodygsm replied Nov 25, 2014
I would consider break even to include cost of spread/commission. Which is why a loss is 6 pips instead of 5.
- nobodygsm replied Nov 24, 2014
Hello Fez, There was no real back test involved, just using the stated results as assumption that the probability of occurrences will even out in the long run. However, we can also say that if we assume the statistics will reflect true outcome, then ...
- nobodygsm replied Nov 24, 2014
325 trades: 195 BE (+0), 122 losses (-6), 8 wins (+200) = 868 pips over 3 months (5 trades a day) average 2.67 pips profit per trade, 1:15.25 win expectancy and 1:33.3333 risk to reward 325 trades: 162 losses (-6), 163 wins (+11.3) = 869.9 pips over ...
- nobodygsm replied Nov 16, 2014
It's sad to see useful ideas in this thread become buried under individual opinions/agenda, all trying to prove some sort of point. Whether for or against the issue being discussed, these arguments remain completely irrelevant to the idea of the ...
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