The Best Reward:Risk Ratio? What You Need To Know!

[@Tradeciety]

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[@hernstv]

This is the best vid on RR ive seen. Clear explanation.

[@jamiemcdonald1904]

Best breakdown iv seen online, completely to the point and no waffling on.

[@josehenriqueventura]

I have to agree with you!

[@amitburman1521]

After watching more than 2 dozen videos on RR Ratio this is the most informative and balanced video exactly how an educative video is supposed to be showing you a complete spectrum of the subject. 👍🏻

[@Tradeciety]

That is awesome. Thanks for the great feedback

[@jeffreygatlin2039]

InstaBlaster

[@SimpleTravels]

Nice video. I like how it was summed up. There is no best risk to reward and don’t let anyone tell u you can’t be profitable with your R.R ratio. Adding on, Mathematically if you have a system that is able to give you 60% of the time 1:1 Risk and Reward ratio you will be profitable. Do the maths you will realise it. 👍

[@Tradeciety]

Exactly :)

[@pmcllc1]

As the reward/risk ratio increases the winning rate decreases and vice versa. As the reward/risk ratio increase the more the psychological/emotional cost increases.

[@Ninja-iq2xt]

Well said. i will say, dont look at these statistics while trading, and focus on chart pattern, without caring about the R/R, BUT R/R greater than 1:1 is a MUST.

[@senorolanza6219]

Hi I started making models of the trading account growths ....... I can do also very flexible models with the changing risk and RRR for the individual trades Two videos are 50 seconds long and one is 2:50 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5LHn31rZZaUnsU kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXrJhat6qrCVhZI kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZ69cmd-rq1pe9k

[@travisdt]

Don’t look after the trade. Go living your dream

[@Thadeka.]

There is middel path one i use,I Dont have target i let market gets me out,and becase of that i let winners run.i had my best trade was 36:1 and i had 1:1 and anything in between. here is good tekst - “One common adage on this subject that is completely wrongheaded is: you can’t go broke taking profits. That’s precisely how many traders do go broke. While amateurs go broke by taking large losses, professionals go broke by taking small profits. The problem in a nutshell is that human nature does not operate to maximize gain but rather to maximize the chance of gain. The desire to maximize the number of winning trades (or minimize the number of losing trades) works against the trader. The success rate of trades is the least important performance statistic and may even be inversely related to performance.” - William Eckhardt

[@edsbloggingcom]

Apparently the real issue is missed here: Probability. Take the RRR that has a trade with a high probability. In a high probability trade RRR doesn’t really matter that much.

[@RAndomlyEntertained]

Real talk.. love your video. I have money and trade management down for the last 9 years.. always made 60% to 120% in like 9 months or less using 3 to 1. I revamped ,y exits for the last 3 years understanding things more i started taking 1 to 1 profit.. I started making over 250% a in the same 9 months or lest...So i do agree with u, u just need to know what kind of trader u are

[@jamesigbousa7113]

Can i get your number?

[@persephone6601]

Thank you for this video. I'm just learning about trading & I'm developing my strategy. I would very much appreciate more videos about the maths involved in developing a winning strategy & their relationships to each other - how changing one element affects the others. Thank you for sharing your experience & knowledge in your videos!!

[@khanonan1649]

Thats right. Thats correct. Thank you for sharing RRR. You did a good presentation and clarity on RRR.

[@no-zy1uk]

Loving the examples you give, great work.

[@thatolebea-z6t]

Great lesson thanks and God bless you

[@balltime1980]

Thank you so much for this video. Very helpful, I learned a lot. ✨

[@lionelperez6635]

Bro excellent video....Bravo....one of the best videos online hands down....i have been struggling with letting my winners win and i will watch this everyday until i stop lol

[@mgcininxumalo2470]

'Greedy pigs get slaughtered " NYSE.Excellent thanks !

[@lalitadhikari3460]

The game of speculation is the most uniformly fascinating game in the world. But it is not a game for the stupid, the mentally lazy, the man of inferior emotional balance or for the get-rich-quick adventure. The will die poor and loose every penny.

[@forexkhan7421]

Thanks man ❤ You are a blessing for retail traders 👍

[@deffman1983]

Sorry, but the only correct approach is to do backtesting. Do 100 trades, put the maximum possible win rate for each trade into an excel file and then create a small macro that calculates the optimal risk reward ratio with the highest accumulated profit. For some strategies a small RRR will end up in huge profit while the same RRR for other strategies are gonna end up in a huge loss.

[@ScroogeCapital]

This is 100% the way to go

[@Guyfromtha619]

Gonna test out the 1:3 Risk Reward ratio. Long term it fits my preference of not needing a high win percentage.

[@Stisse12]

First RRR video I really understand fully! Great Video! Thanks!

[@howardhill3395]

Please talk about setting risk/reward targets in relation to market structure.

[@ETTVOFFICIAL_]

awesome, thank you very much. very clear and straightforward!

[@uMsubathi]

You information is great man 🙂... I almost skipped the video because...

[@sultanhassan7928]

Same

[@bashlelectaircon]

this help me alot i was struggling with risk reward

[@ralphs8858]

Good breakdown. Thanks Rolf!

[@khanonan1649]

I would like to request a video on just purely price action and its psychology. And make some entry or entries with RRR. Just use H1 for entry and H4 for trend and other analysis good for the 24 hour cycle of the market. Thank you.

[@kabandajamir9844]

So nice thanks sir

[@aaronsarinana1654]

Thanks, very clear explaination!

[@perrystanislas948]

Great explanation. Much thanks.

[@VidyadaanMahadaan]

50% winning ratio 1 :1 is not break even. If you trade 20 days in a month you lose 10 and win 10. What about the brokerage of the 20 days

[@baihaqizakaria7554]

How many you win or lose is not important. But most important is how much you make money when you are right, and how much you lose when you are wrong...

[@ExpatTraderFX]

Dumb thing to say

[@GripdaddyTechMounts]

So get better and win 80%

[@keried2045]

Does that mean you're a set and forget trader

[@pedroewert143]

Dont forget your fees: with funding fees on leverage and extra fees for stop-market orders you may need to reconsider your true break-even, maybe throw in some slippage for times when your stop doesnt get the best fill

[@KingJT80]

all that stuff is why i trade forex. just the spread and/or commission if you have that type of acount

[@rubendragan6514]

This helps alot thanks for the video🤗

[@helalkhan9959]

REally good explain .1:4 best .I will try to make profit 1:4 RRR

[@Tradeciety]

Glad to hear it, and thanks for leaving a comment!

[@shubhamsolanki9815]

what is your win rate

[@bboycrosel]

Love the video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thumbs up and subscribed bro!

[@Tradeciety]

Awesome thank you!

[@TH120455]

Good Explanation, but how to determine the win rate? Please explain. And if we incorporate the win rate probability (WRP)with a loose rate probability (LRP), the reward risk ratio would be calculated as Reward*WRP/RisK*LRP probability. But how to know your RRP and WRP. Please advise thanks

[@keymarie5732]

This is everything I needed to know

[@jugaldev629]

Best class ever heard

[@boikobomasasa5177]

Thank you so much!

Thanks for your effort...

[@tradelikebrad2592]

thank you this is very well explained. this information is gold

[@Tradeciety]

thanks

[@techtradetravel5081]

good explanation

[@JP-wq6sb]

great video. very well done.

[@fabiotoma5424]

Good morning. What do you consider a good expectancy? Risking 1% per trade

[@VibesEdits]

Can you explain how this works with option contracts

[@fuadanwar6505]

martingale

[@rhanzpanoga5574]

thanks bro. big help!

[@scalpinginthezone]

Which is the risk per trade do you use?

[@georgepgeorge3876]

You have explained this very clearly.

[@senorolanza6219]

Check out these videos - 1 min each - it explains the Money management and Risk Reward ..... kzbin.info/www/bejne/boqZeqSVhaqnptk kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5LHn31rZZaUnsU kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn6QqYKOZteipbc

[@maximumfate4495]

Thanx for the video

[@alleneverhart4141]

This description is, well, confusing. The reason is that he talks about reward/risk vs. win% and that is misleading. You need to consider first what it takes to break-even and then figure out what you need to do to exceed break-even. Specifically, to break-even means that the #wins * average reward = #losses * average loss. Then we see that the ratio of #wins:#losses = average loss : average reward. Simple algebra. Now equate average loss to 'risk' and average reward to 'reward' - because these are the things a trader can control with limit orders to take profit and stop-loss orders to control risk. Thus, for a given risk/reward ratio a trader needs to achieve a larger win/loss ratio to be profitable. It's that simple, keep risk/reward less than win/loss and LIFE IS GOOD. It is totally confusing to talk about win percentage which is the #wins/(#wins+#losses) - a very different metric that does not readily compare to reward:risk or the inverse that I prefer, risk:reward.

[@atata0215]

very nice lesson keep going

[@Tradeciety]

As long as you keep leaving comments, I will make new videos ;)

[@Mister-Christer]

Spread also has a significance no? Higher RRR means you have to hold on longer for potential win and taking longer time between wins, right?

[@KingJT80]

it could but that should be factored into your trading and only trade liquid instruments at liquid times of day and that problem takes care of itself

[@rufdymond]

I find that 1.5:1 to 2.5:1 works best for me

[@uekikosuke3601]

good for you

[@jaydesai8160]

Great Video!!!

[@MsPankaj3]

What is best to take profit which i have set before entering the trade or keep winnings run

[@rahulkurdiya3560]

Move your stop loss up or place at your target

[@karaokekingskingdom]

can you correlate reward to risk with desired percentage of your account to use per trade?

[@DrCruz-sx1fg]

thanks a lot i understand 🙏🏄🏻‍♂️🤑😎

[@Tradeciety]

Glad to hear it!

[@warisk7980]

thanks very much

[@Tradeciety]

You're welcome!

[@vimalpanchal380]

1.65:1.05 I am using

[@leemc3425]

thank you!

[@senorolanza6219]

Here you can see the comparison of four different Risk Reward ratios 1:1.5 1:2 1:2.5 1:3 over 100 trades kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn6QqYKOZteipbc

[@akirasempai007]

I'm new to this. Would like to ask, if your entry is the same as your stop, what would be the risk/reward ratio?

[@paulrobertson3687]

You really cant have a risk same as ur entry cos u will get stopped out 95% of the time. You could however move ur stop eventually to your entry for breakeven exit assuming price returns to your entry but there has to be a systematic approach to this. Goodluck and my advice to you is dont rush take your time to study and understand this business.

[@akirasempai007]

@@paulrobertson3687 Thanks a lot! Will keep that in mind

[@Liskers96]

With a 1:5 R/R ratio you only need to be right 20% of the time and you'll still be making profit.

[@RealJOGBz]

The market doesn't work that way.

[@KingJT80]

@@RealJOGBz the market doesn't but maybe his setups does. its dependent of that person setups.,

[@RealJOGBz]

@@KingJT80 the higher your RRR the lesser your chances of winning, 1:5 RRR will definitely have a very low WR.

[@KingJT80]

@@RealJOGBz you're not wrong but you have to know what your win rate is first in order to determine what r:r you need to implement. Not the other way around Only way to know is to trade and get the data

[@RealJOGBz]

@@KingJT80 i think you are wrong here, it is you RRR that determines your WR, you can't get your wr without having a rrr, the rrr comes first.

[@sachinvishwakarma3680]

5:22 to 6:00 It's seems like he is talking about me 😅 ( 19 dec 2023 )

[@lamborghinirian]

trust me, 1:1,3 can save your life

[@KingJT80]

depends on your setups. mine i dont need 1:3 just 1:2

[@juanmerida4324]

Rule # 1: Don’t loose money

[@sbespn3820]

Figure out your Win % and what the average profitable excursion in your system is first. Then you will know what the optimal R:R is to use.

[@KingJT80]

THIS is correct. you dont know what you trades will do ahead of time. although lot of gurus will tell you they can get your average strike rate first then use the correct R:R

[@JoseGarcia-ww1bn]

The a Sawp and commision and fuck up t that though

[@vertigo2894]

Your accent is so cute, no homo 😀

[@peznino1]

can you teach me how to trade football? I follow you on Twitter. please and thanks in advance.

[@RealJOGBz]

What you just did, the opposite is exactly the case. What do you say about 10:1 RRR, so you need 10%WINNING rate to get this 😁, i will say the reverse is the case. In a 3:1 RRR you need a system of 75% winning rate to be in BREAKEVEN.

[@kkp4297]

i fucking hate hindsight

[@charlesthe3rd68]

👂he sound like he was adopted by a Chinese family.. 😆