DislikedIf your trades are truly random, you’d expect to be right about 50% of the time and wrong 50% of the time, assuming no fees and no slippage. But in reality, there are fees and slippage, and other issues, so this doesn’t hold up. Markets aren’t random and can be predictable. But let's say they markets are completely random. In that case, you might be able to find inefficiencies to take advantage of, but doing that would need a clear and systematic strategy, not random trading. Basically, trading randomly won’t make money over time, even if the trades...Ignored
