Here is a simple for...من May Belle

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Here is a simple formula on how to calculate your Average Win Rate Average Winning Rate (%) = [W/(W+L)]*100 W = Total winning trades L = Total losing trades #AllforYou# #TradeNotes# #IamAtrader#

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Do not enter the market during the high volatility period - the pursuit of the large profits does not always end as a trader would like to. #IamAtrader# #BeginnerTrader# #AllforYou#

May Belle

Fixed % is more complicated than fixed dollar... to say the least. However, it is none-the-less superior in most instances. Use the logic above while using fixed % risk, since if you use fixed dollar logic but use fixed % in practice you will underperform your theoretical results. If there are any major flaws in our logic/approach please let us know in the comments as of course, we are looking to provide as accurate instructional writeups as possible! #BeginnerTrader# #IamAtrader# #AllforYou#

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It is always easier to lose money than to make money on trading. #BeginnerTrader# #MyWallet2.0# #AllforYou# #IamAtrader#

May Belle

Using Fixed Percentage Risk: Fixed % uses a more complicated and less apparent method for calculating how to break even. As shown in our illustration, if you take three losses in a row you won’t break even after your next win. Fixed % is always dealing with the same % of your current balance. So as your balance decreases, the total dollar amount risked is less, and the total dollar amount gained with each win is reduced. Thus, strings of losses require additional wins compared to the fixed dollar approach. The fixed % method ensures against account erosion by showing the minimum win-rate needed to use each risk-to-reward ratio. #BeginnerTrader# #IamAtrader# #AllforYou#

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WHY USE FIXED % !?: The question one will have at this point is, "Why to use fixed % if it is so F'ing complicated!?" The answer to that is simple. Despite being more complicated, fixed % is actually objectively better by almost every other measure. With fixed % you generally perform better than fixed dollar during strings of losses and wins. As with fixed %, you lose less as you go down (because you only ever lose 1% of your balance), and you gain more as you go up (because of your winnings compounding). #BeginnerTrader# #AllforYou# #IamAtrader#

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