Aaaah Spectra, lets add to my example
Same rules, flip a coin, 3 cent target, hold forever, but lets now add a stop.
How about a stop 50% below your entry price?
How about 25%?
How about 10%?
How about 1%?
What you will discover is, that as you make your stop tighter, you win% goes down to ensure your expectancy stays negative
Everything stays perfectly in balance.
Lesson: Stops are not a means of creating positive expectancy and can even lower expectancy for systems that already have a positive expectancy.
Setting proper stops is itself a very important and non-trivial skill.
Damn im good
Hahahaha
Same rules, flip a coin, 3 cent target, hold forever, but lets now add a stop.
How about a stop 50% below your entry price?
How about 25%?
How about 10%?
How about 1%?
What you will discover is, that as you make your stop tighter, you win% goes down to ensure your expectancy stays negative
Everything stays perfectly in balance.Lesson: Stops are not a means of creating positive expectancy and can even lower expectancy for systems that already have a positive expectancy.
Setting proper stops is itself a very important and non-trivial skill.
Damn im good
Hahahaha