How to Improve Your Win Rate & Risk Reward Ratio 👍

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[@maxmaxi9298]

Hi this man is very smart makes so much sense in what he is saying . Thank you 🙏

[@jeskg720]

I wrote about that correlation yesterday in your comment field. Thanks for addressing the issue so quick.

[@zackrens]

ive improved my trading so much just from your content. so many topics spoken about

[@JayHennigan]

I've only just seen your video now Mike. Absolutely stormin' presentation and great topic. Top value content here man, thank you!

[@nmpmtk]

One of your best videos!!

[@Adamtronik]

My Forex broker is well known International broker and released a report last year that showed a bunch of statistics across their entire retail book for two years of data. It was actually a bit alarming, it showed that on average the win rate across all pairs had averaged 50% and the average risk to reward ratio was only 0.6, so that means, the average trader loses money. What's more alarming is that if we apply data into a bell curve distribution, it means that only about 20% of traders where profitable, and then only about 5% of traders were profitable enough to make trading viable, given the risk taken. I don't know how accurate the data is, or if the broker has a hidden agenda behind the numbers. The report also included advice like in this video as to how to improve the risk/reward ratio.

[@borntodoit8744]

The brokers report sounds about right. Look into the 90 90 90 rule (90% of traders lose 90% of their account in 90days)...so true. The other urban fact is 90% of retail traders lose money...only 10% actually make money...of that 10% the top 5% make real money (which means the bottom 5% only breakeven if not make a pitiful living). Its all true...trading is the 'hardest easy money you can make'...its not for everyone...only those who know what they are really doing can you make more than a basic profit. I agree with the video...winrate is inversely proportional to RR. Find an edge to raise your winrate and reduce RR to be even more achievable. QED

[@boldsports6989]

2:52 the real content starts. Tips

[@Tshiamo_Setshedi]

Spot on advise !! Thank you very much this is exactly what I needed to hear.

[@unknownks9223]

Some great points 🤜🏻

[@smtrader5858]

Nice one. Thank you. Pls. provide examples from chart to illustrate each points.

[@MrBretHatch]

not financial advice for me overtrading trying to make something happen constant action or chasing falling knife or shorting up trend bad very bad- looking to buy dips that is my focus point being more patient and waiting alittle more need to increase win loss ration and stop the bleeding with losses and commissions...I'm trying to be very accurate which gives me lots of losses with tight stop trying to find bottoms

[@_jamesbradley__]

excellent!

[@lunarbluesmusic]

Thanks again, solid content

[@rehmatbadesha1068]

thank you for your help

[@PassportG]

Good video 👍

[@Aaronroomane]

Good thing to add on my trading journal

[@geraldobock695]

A high risk to reward ratio means you're risking more to gain less and therefore need a high win rate. Shouldn't your graph be the other way round?

[@Tshiamo_Setshedi]

Geraldo Bock Good day bro. A high risk to reward ratio means you're risking a certain amount to gain more. So for example you're risking 20 to make 60which is a 3:1. Generally speaking the probabilities of the market moving 3 times your risk are much lower than if you go for a 1:1, hence a higher risk to reward ratio usually results in a lower win rate. I hope that clarifies your thinking.

[@vikramshinde4546]

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