% winners I don't know but I could find out. I do know they have paid for themselves many times so far.
Timing is the hardest part.
And yes i do use them on smaller tiem frames if i have the "time." lol (rarely) I prefer to make a decision and stick to it, let the market prove you wrong rather than micro manage in the noise.
A method to determine a position?? i'm not sure what you mean but i'll give it a go. I try to scale into long term positions at "tops and bottoms" or ride a trend by hedging a highly correlated pair that's range bound.
Miss boxes are good sometimes, scary i don't know. I find they are only worth buying if you think you can cound on support lines at extended price points along with high volitily ( i use ATR). Hits are good as the complete oposite. I find going long on volatility or is the "easiest" of the two (but this changes with the market)
Timing is the hardest part.
And yes i do use them on smaller tiem frames if i have the "time." lol (rarely) I prefer to make a decision and stick to it, let the market prove you wrong rather than micro manage in the noise.
A method to determine a position?? i'm not sure what you mean but i'll give it a go. I try to scale into long term positions at "tops and bottoms" or ride a trend by hedging a highly correlated pair that's range bound.
Miss boxes are good sometimes, scary i don't know. I find they are only worth buying if you think you can cound on support lines at extended price points along with high volitily ( i use ATR). Hits are good as the complete oposite. I find going long on volatility or is the "easiest" of the two (but this changes with the market)
grist for the mill
The only way i can think of answering it simply is: why do you buy / sell more contracts when you are sure your predictions are correct? If you are convinced something is going to happen you enter the trade. The only real difference is the potential profit / loss. The MAXIMUM loss is always what you initially paid - no more. However, the potential net profit can be greater than the initial deposit. I dont suggest buying a box for any amount greater than your money management system allows, for a normal maximum loss, i would even say try half of that maximum as a box option maximum. I think it really depends on how confident you are in your method. Only you can decide if it is the right price as you are the one that drew the box.