4 ways your trades should end

Opinions? Lost tons of money when didn't followed this rule

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Opinions? Lost tons of money when didn't followed this rule

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all your trades should end in one way - by your method.

small win, medium win , big loss etc. etc - irrelevant if your method works

if it does not - no rule, including this one, will help
 
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Opinions? Lost tons of money when didn't followed this rule

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Small wins, big losses, that pretty well sums up the past 8 months for me. Need some tighter b/a spreads, maybe then could start enjoying bigger wins and smaller losses.
cheers!
 
Opinions? Lost tons of money when didn't followed this rule

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Wrong.
I have no problem if my losing trade is much larger than my winning trade (big loss with small win), this all come down to the risk/reward vs win/loss ratio.
I am completely OK if a system allow me to make $1 or loss $6 in each trade, IF my winning ratio = 95% :)
 
all your trades should end in one way - by your method.

small win, medium win , big loss etc. etc - irrelevant if your method works

if it does not - no rule, including this one, will help

How well does your method "work" if it enables big losses? Aside from the rare black swan, I mean.

A working method by definition cuts losses short. If not, it fails.
 
Expectancy = (Probability of Win * Average Win) – (Probability of Loss * Average Loss)
Agree.
A big loss system doesn't means it is a loser system, this all come back to the expectancy (aka "edge").
If you have positive expectancy in your system (after commission and slippage) and good money management, who care if you can only make a small win with potential big loss in each trade ?
 
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