DislikedIf you risk 50% – you will wipe out as soon as you have 2 consecutive losing trades...Ignored
DislikedThe average bank trader or hedge fund only risks 1% to 1 ½ % of the account.Ignored
How many strategies are u using and how many pairs do u trade? 0 replies
Do you believe tight stop-losses cause losses in the long run? 76 replies
How many parameters are too many? 0 replies
Do you believe fixed stop-losses cause losses in the long run? 16 replies
How many pairs is considered too many? 8 replies
DislikedIf you risk 50% – you will wipe out as soon as you have 2 consecutive losing trades...Ignored
DislikedThe average bank trader or hedge fund only risks 1% to 1 ½ % of the account.Ignored
DislikedYou mentioned the word calculator. If you can't use a one to answer your own question you're fucked.Ignored
Disliked.... if you can't read and understand and correctly interpret a simple question.........you're fucked!Ignored
DislikedYour account will never reach zero if you lose 1% even infinite times.Ignored
DislikedHere is a quick spreadsheet that i have used in the past. It takes your winrate and %risk in account. It will tell you the MAX drawdown as well as the probability of that occurring. It assumes that your winrate is known and that you adhere to your %risk always. {image} {file}Ignored