the reason i have this journal is that you can find that out for yourself,if you are so bothered.
First of all, the reason for your trade journal is
not for others to tell you your statistics of your trade performance. That's
your responsibility. Yet, if you want others (the readers) to inform you about the statistics of your trade performance...you'll need to post the actual data (not screenshots) so that they can plug your numbers into a professional trade journal software or even excel.
i have this journal so that i can outline the methodology behind each trade and try to get the right balance of probability risk reward.
i also record this in an as much detail as possible so that i may be able to evaluate my reasoning later and see what is the effect on my trading.
experienced traders are always calculating this and so it means bunching of orders-stops and take profit-in certain areas.
this knowledge is pertinent and may even predict the likely price zones where most traders are on the same side which will result in the market moving away from those prices
The right balance of probability risk reward would then imply you're keeping statistics to know that probability or you're keeping stats so that you can later determine those probabilities.
I just can not imagine someone keeping those types of stats and not even know how many trades they've posted in this thread, not know the basic risk:reward of their trading...not know if they're a profitable trader in this trade journal or not a profitable trader.
- Yet, if you have that info...could you even reveal the probability of your risk:reward ratio and if its personal to you or something that Al Brooks has recommended to use with this trade method or the probability of risk:reward is something Al Brooks doesn't talk about ?
I'm asking because most users of Al Brooks method (specifically the H2/L2) have stated they've changed the method
or using other things with the method (e.g. NoDoji). Therefore, the trader is no longer using the trade method the way Al Brooks uses (teach) the trade method.
Simply, even if Al Brooks himself posted his live trades or statistical analysis (like probability of risk:reward)...the results will be
different from those like NoDoji or anyone else using the same trade method via the simple fact they are using the trade method
differently from each other and differently than Al Brooks although the name of the trade method is the exact same.
More simple to the point...its the reason why its called a discretionary trade method so that traders apply it anyway they want via any objective rules they want to embed with the trade method.
Yet, we will not know this as fact if the statistics are
not revealed...even
basic stats can reveal some clues.
By the way, I would list
probability of risk:reward as something more advance than basic statistics although
not Quant like stuff (e.g. working R code, functional scripts & coding, time serious analysis).
wrbtrader