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  • #1
  • First Post: May 5, 2006 12:39pm May 5, 2006 12:39pm
Hi,

I am new to this forum and sorry for that unclear subject.

Anyone has a proposition for a mechanical system offering

Risk/reward of 1.0 and close to 40-50% accurancy signals (risking 100 pips to get 100 pips profit).
OR
risk/reward of 0.5 and close to 20-25% accurancy signals (risking 50 pips to get 100 pips)
OR
risk/reward of 1.5 and close to 70-75% accurancy signals (risking 150 pips to get 100 pips)

If yes with a betting money management method, it could be good system.

(Dont take me wrong or be offenced reading "bet", sports or event betters are not all crazy gamblers, the one that consistantly make money are traders, like you and I with a method and money management)
  • #2
  • May 5, 2006 2:30pm May 5, 2006 2:30pm
I am a little unclear what you are asking... Do you want suggestions for a mechanical system? or are you describing your money managment methods?

Could you please explain? thanks Scott


Quoting parisd
Hi,

I am new to this forum and sorry for that unclear subject.

Anyone has a proposition for a mechanical system offering

Risk/reward of 1.0 and close to 40-50% accurancy signals (risking 100 pips to get 100 pips profit).
OR
risk/reward of 0.5 and close to 20-25% accurancy signals (risking 50 pips to get 100 pips)
OR
risk/reward of 1.5 and close to 70-75% accurancy signals (risking 150 pips to get 100 pips)

If yes with a betting money management method, it could be good system.

(Dont take me wrong or be offenced reading "bet", sports or event betters are not all crazy gamblers, the one that consistantly make money are traders, like you and I with a method and money management)
  • #3
  • May 5, 2006 2:38pm May 5, 2006 2:38pm
Quoting smjones
I am a little unclear what you are asking... Do you want suggestions for a mechanical system? or are you describing your money managment methods?

Could you please explain? thanks Scott
Actually, I think it's quite clear.

He wants a mechanical trading system that has a certain risk-reward ratio. It's a valid request because just because a system wins a certain percentage of a time (even greater than 50%), it doesn't mean that it's a profitable system. Of course, I can foresee a system that wins 1 time out of 100, but still being profitable.

His examples could easily be rephrased:

1) set a stop loss of 10 pips, but take profit after 10 pips based on signals that prevent the stop loss from hitting more than 50% of the time.

2) set a stop loss of 10 pips, but take profit after 20 pips based on signals that prevent the stop loss from hitting more than 75% of the time.

3) set a stop loss of 10 pips, but take profit after 5 pips based on signals that prevent the stop loss from hitting more than 25% of the time.

As long as the winning percentage based on the risk-reward ratio is valid, it's a profitable system. It's less a question about money management than it is about risk-reward.
  • #4
  • Edited 3:06pm May 5, 2006 2:43pm | Edited 3:06pm
Yes yes I undertsood this, what I am unclear about is this statement.

(Dont take me wrong or be offenced reading "bet", sports or event betters are not all crazy gamblers, the one that consistantly make money are traders, like you and I with a method and money management)

What is the form of Mony management being brought up?

thanks Scott

Quoting mrmikal
Actually, I think it's quite clear.

He wants a mechanical trading system that has a certain risk-reward ratio. It's a valid request because just because a system wins a certain percentage of a time (even greater than 50%), it doesn't mean that it's a profitable system. Of course, I can foresee a system that wins 1 time out of 100, but still being profitable.

His examples could easily be rephrased:

1) set a stop loss of 10 pips, but take profit after 10 pips based on signals that prevent the stop loss from hitting more than 50% of the time.

2) set a stop loss of 10 pips, but take profit after 20 pips based on signals that prevent the stop loss from hitting more than 75% of the time.

3) set a stop loss of 10 pips, but take profit after 5 pips based on signals that prevent the stop loss from hitting more than 25% of the time.

As long as the winning percentage based on the risk-reward ratio is valid, it's a profitable system. It's less a question about money management than it is about risk-reward.
  • #5
  • May 6, 2006 3:13am May 6, 2006 3:13am
Scoot,

I am for the moment asking about the method, and not trying to describe the associated money management.

If you are aware of a method that is 10% accurate with risk/return of 1/10 this is fantastic
If you are aware a method that is 80%-90% accurate with risk/return of 10 this is fantastic too

(Example 1; the Red at a real European roulette is coming 47% of the time and has a risk/reward of 1)

(Example 2; the 0 at same roulette is coming once every 36 times and has a risk/reward of 1/35)

Money management used in real casinos or online sport betting are very basic when people have a method, I will not describe money management right now, maybe later.

Quoting smjones
Yes yes I undertsood this, what I am unclear about is this statement.

(Dont take me wrong or be offenced reading "bet", sports or event betters are not all crazy gamblers, the one that consistantly make money are traders, like you and I with a method and money management)

What is the form of Mony management being brought up?

thanks Scott
  • #6
  • Last Post: Apr 21, 2007 11:16pm Apr 21, 2007 11:16pm
I am also looking at this.
can someone recommend the methods?
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