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    Which setups are more attractive?

    Yes, it is 1.221, my bad. What would be the "SPC" of playing the lottery if it hit £1 billion?
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    Which setups are more attractive?

    The ideal system for me has the following: win rate of at least 30% profit factor of at least 2 expected value per dollar risked (or SPS lol) of $1 or more
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    Which setups are more attractive?

    According to SPS, lol, system C (see above) is even more attractive with a SPS of 1.12. But tbh, i wouldn't want to trade a system where the prob of a winner is 0.1%.
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    Which setups are more attractive?

    Took me a few minutes admittedly to figure out, but this "SPS", lol, is just the expected value per dollar risked!!!!! :D
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    ES Journal - 2013

    Agree, very good. When do we short this, master? :D
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    Which setups are more attractive?

    What does SPS stand for?
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    The value of government bonds - as relating to their yields

    Hmmm, what would the price of a perpetual bond be, with a coupon of 2.5%, currently trading at at par i.e a yield of 2.5% if the yield dropped to 1.25%?
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    CL Redux

    stopped at 9330
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    ES Journal - 2013

    stopped out 50.25
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    CL Redux

    Fairly tight stop though.
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    CL Redux

    I shorted much more at 9312.
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    The value of government bonds - as relating to their yields

    Yeah, if a perpetual bond is yielding 0.02% and you buy it and subsequently the yield then goes to 0.01%, you just doubled ya money!!!
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    CL Redux

    short small amount at 9295, want to do more if it goes higher
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    ES Journal - 2013

    sh 49.25
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    Why aren't you buying EUR/CHF at 1.2120??! (Risk-free trade)

    Don't see the point in putting one's entire capital buying the eurochf :confused: Might be better off buying an option, if possible, rather than the underlying pair.
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    Why aren't you buying EUR/CHF at 1.2120??! (Risk-free trade)

    What other "dimension" has the bank of england have over the snb?
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    Buy the dip

    If you are good enough to double your capital using weekly charts, why bother going to a lower time frame? Just keep using weeklies and keep doubling ya money!!! The big money is in the big swings which usually occur in higher time frames.
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    Why aren't you buying EUR/CHF at 1.2120??! (Risk-free trade)

    If the 1.20 was breached, for whatever reason, the skid on the 1.1920 stop would probably be quite hefty.
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    Which setups are more attractive?

    Same number of trades with each set up? Then trade number 2, profit factor higher, total ev the same.
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