You also do not need more then 50% odds. You just have greater winners then losers
If my take-profits are 2x what my stop-loss is...
Then it is 2x as likely to hit the stop-loss first.
Thus, it breaks even.
That's how I see it.
You also do not need more then 50% odds. You just have greater winners then losers
This is an old argument played out on ET numerous times over the years.Let's say I pick the S&P e-mini.
Whether I choose to go short or long, I'm making a prediction. Do you disagree with that? And why?
This is an old argument played out on ET numerous times over the years.
First off, I would not recommend starting off as a new trader daytrading.
2nd, if you are playing in an arcade games, are you predicting an outcome or reacting to events which cause you to pull the trigger?
Great! Good decision.Unfortunately, I don't have time to watch charts at all.
What actually was your point in creating the thread?Unfortunately, I don't have time to watch charts at all.
What actually was your point in creating the thread?
Watch these 4 videos if mildly serious about trading, someone on ET (forgot who) posted this a little while ago, thanks to them, it is good value.I was here several weeks ago, and I decided that there is no way that I currently know to reliably make a profit with trading. I have deleted all of my apps. I was just thinking about it today when I was looking at how recent news is what is moving markets. Not moving averages or RSI Etc.
If I could find any way to even get a slight edge above 50%, then I could form a strategy around that and find a leveraged way to trade that strategy.
Was ZBZB, thanks mate......someone on ET (forgot who) posted this a little while ago, thanks to them.....
because if you play roulette your odds are < 50% and you can not change it. If you trade you are able to make your odds more than 50%. Even 51 % in your favour may be enough to succedBut I don't even know how to make a bet that I could honestly tell myself is >50% odds anyway.
Why not just play roulette?