Quote from steve46:
By the way, do you have anything of substance to say about risk management? You ARE the best aren't you. The "King" of risk management
Steve
Steve,
You should know I am the man with so much substance I can't even hear well.
Risk management is simple.
Lets say you want to risk 2 ticks
, You only take find price action setups that allow you to only risk 2 ticks.
Lets say you want to risk 5 ticks, you only find setups that allow you to take 5 ticks.
run statistiatcs back 60 days to make sure 2 ticks or 5 ticks is allowed.
As one progresses in trading, one will figure out
the tigher the stop, the more flow the movement has to be or you will be chopped out.
What does this mean in choosing setups with smaller ticks? You must trade with momentum.
Volatility and time to entry is also important when choosing setups depending on your stops.
Can you use a tight stop during the morning? Yes, if you are as good as me.
I would just not bother most of the time because the reward is not good enough.
My risk reward is usually 1:20 - 1:30
There is my explanation for the masses.
Steve46,
Amateur player with the 1:3 and 1:5 at best. You are so behind in times. I would think someone who has been trading for awhile has progressed out of the
retard average joe 1:3 risk reward ratio
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
With my setups, I can be wrong 20 times in a row and still be net profitable. You on the other hand, don't even leave for a piss buddy.
Stay focused old man, Stay real focused. I'm going to stop taking your red stapler because you might crap on your great R/R.