43 Million Trades Reveals the Secrets of Profitable Traders 🙂

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[@livelywood]

Always like your videos. They are well thought out and full of help and insight. Keep up the good work.

[@joanneortiz3251]

Interesting. I personally prefer currency futures. You can negotiate low commissions, and, if you do it well, often don't have to pay the spread. The suggestions their data imply go against my personal trading style. I quickly realized that essentially future market making was more for me. I hate long, tense, drawn out trades. I much prefer to make 10 or 20 dollars, rinse and repeat many times a day. Can't say I have been ridiculously successful. But I have yet to be unprofitable. At any case, to each their own.

[@andrewb76]

Risk and Reward in itself does not increase your chances of profitability.

[@smacpost3]

Risk reward is crucial, no debate there. I've also always understood over-trading was risky. Yet I wonder; the last video on HFT explained that with a 50.1% success rate, an increase in trades will also effect higher win ratio, eventually reaching 100%. That looks like solid math to me, so is there a middle ground here? Only over-trade on good days, not on bad days (revenge), or something like that?

[@monkaZETTA]

This channel is a blessing.

[@Errant1902]

Risk to Reward is not so easy to calculate considering nobody knows where price is going to go. Position sizing is the single most important aspect of risk management and never risk more than 2% of your capital on a trade.

[@nickob55]

Absolutely, I am realising this in my sports exchange betting/trading whatever you want to call it and there is a sweet spot of R/R vs strike rate and also staking, if you can work out the combo of all three then you are on the right track.

[@nitmachmohan]

His advice works... Limit your losses to constant amount.. it helps 👍

[@paulpeace6455]

Great video.... I only enter trade if > 1: 2.

[@pmcllc1]

Excellent! Any tutorial on how to cut risk?

[@ukspreadbetting]

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[@chillydk147]

I love these videos, I have a question regarding risk/reward ratio, assuming I have a ratio of 2:1 and max loss of 1% per trade, what if the projected reward is far less than 2%. Is it good practice to vary my risk percentage so long as I don't exceed my maximum risk percentage?

[@barraali5080]

Amazing video and research based Thanks

[@joerahman1]

Very valuable information 😊👍

[@smacpost3]

Your videos are very helpful. Thank you.

[@boris9047]

Yeah, but here is the problem, the higher the R/R ratio that you chose to have -> the lower the win rate will be... So that 61% that you're talking about is probably partly because many people chose a lower R/R ratio. If all would chose at least 2:1 ratio then the win rate would be lower, probably closer to 50%.

[@lineage13]

There are universal patterns & it's not too hard to find... once you find that out it's pretty hard to lose money... & it can be easily calculated out. The only thing you can't control is volatility.

[@ideasarepowerful-mickdemi9424]

No. Most traders lose money in Forex because of the fees in Pips. The reason why a high % percentage of individual trades are profitable is likely because of high volume traders who actually beat the Pip fees, or because of traders who don't have to pay Pip fees or actually collect Pip fees on each trade.

[@justinlamofficial]

wtf is a pip fee hahah. I think you mean spread

[@bikiwe6914]

First time in this business want to know the different between investment and trading?

[@ukspreadbetting]

Investing is normally associated with long term holding (buying and holding for many years) in the expectation that the asset will keep rising in value (and perhaps paying dividends in the process). Trading is more about buying now and selling at a later time but with a much shorter time frame than investing - you can hold the asset for days or weeks or even months but not many years. With trading you are buying an asset that you hope is currently undervalued by the market in the expectation that the asset's price will recover in weeks or months (at which point you will sell for a profit)...

[@sommi888]

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[@keirankainth]

Yes, but... was it 50%+ BECAUSE they took profits too early. Likely it would be if they did. If instead they balanced it out whereby they took profits equal to losses or held on a little longer I bet that 50% would’ve dropped. I recon it was +50% win rate purely because they took profits early, which does skew it regardless. Had they held on to let’s say 1:1 that win rate wouldn’t have been +50% anymore.

[@PassportG]

Wow 80% chance of losing money. Damn.

[@mdbaharuddin2286]

Nice attitude...

[@sabahtaha1746]

FXCM Study

[@shaneborg3717]

Nice share thx

[@lisemariecaron7498]

Good video

[@mustavogaia2655]

Do you mean risk/reward or pos/neg expectancy?

[@johndo3930]

50 % profitable? seeing it can only go up or down that equals to close your eyes and just pick an direction if your sample is big enough it will work out to 50%

[@Dg-zj6jo]

brilliant

[@nayanmipun6784]

400 MA - the favorite

[@edmilinski1295]

you have the best trading videos I have seen. this video is no good, miss. I am not trading live, but every trade will turn into a looser if I leave it too long. we have to take profit in time. risk reward is fuzzy, rubbish. hard to tell how much is risk reward. where I close a trade will depends on how it goes ... this article statistics may be very skewed with very short term traders. it is not too hard to predict what will happen in the next few minutes ..., but there is little profit to be made and spread costs ... many very small wins skew this statistics. traders do not win 50+ % of trades ..., there would not be 85 % loosers.

[@sommi888]

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