Quote from Veyron 16.4:
Maybe that is because people don't know how to scalp.
The Roulette Methodology can work, but you need to understand something about mathematics to fully understand how. The controlling factors here are actually in two dimensions:
1) The OP never said anything about the average accuracy of the trading system or methodology he/she uses and ONLY relied upon the "betting strategy" as the de'facto "trading system." In other words, there WAS NO trading system used. This is a primary limiting factor that can be overcome, by simply utilizing a trading system/methodology that has a greater than 55% (for a cushion) rate of accuracy.
2) The OP never said anything about the concept of leverage. The OP only utilized scaling of cost basis as the "engine" for recovery of failed trades/bets. In other words, minimal recovery advantage is given to the trader using this method when no leverage is used.
Correcting Factors to make it work:
a) Split the cost basis per trade. Apply 1/2 to the roulette methodology and 1/2 to the system's signals (powerful).
b) Use leverage NOT on the roulette side, but on the system side of the equation (pick your desired leverage).
Doing this can greatly improve both probability for success and at the same time, grow capital at a significantly greater rate of speed.
Applied Mathematics 101 for the truly "Elite" traders on Elite Trader. (LOL!)![]()
So you hedge 1/2 your bet with a guarantee to save the principal , or principal +1, other half is leverage on a system with %55 accurate. Together the probability is more for wins.
Ok. But I think op is saying he is using roulette method like a (whole) trading system? But maybe I did not understand.
