what is the maximum mathematically possible daily profit

wmwmw said:
He can't because he is clueless about trading.
He pretends to be an expert ,but if he ever talks trading in detail, everyone will know he is a layman.
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100% agree, i know many profressional traders and i am semi-professional now so i would like to hear what practical ways he can actually trade and as you say i dont think he'll post much again once he stops talking in riddles and tells us how he trades
 
AttoCEL said:
assuming you can catch it all, what is the maximum daily profit percentage possible with 500:1 leverage. this is an excellent exercise to help new traders evolve and understand trading math better. it helps you compare your current system to whats technically possible, so you realize you have a long way to go and that progress is neverending. it helps in dissolving the limits our mind fearfully creates.

i welcome anyone to display their attempt at answering this question accurately. are we gonna smoke this banana
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You should first know how to ask an intelligent question before boasting about knowing the answer.
 
LuckyMac said:
100% agree, i know many profressional traders and i am semi-professional now so i would like to hear what practical ways he can actually trade and as you say i dont think he'll post much again once he stops talking in riddles and tells us how he trades
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He insinuated that he makes more than 50% a day.

So he is a superstar, the best trader in the world. Or he is a layman, idiot, cheater... (choose what you wish).
 
Repeating the answer to OP’s question:

Let "var" be the tradable (in a way that slippage and other factors can be disregarded) total percentual variaton of price in a given day, the maximum percentual daily profit is given by the formula:

((e^log_2((var*500/100)+1))-1)*100

For example, in a day with total tradable variation of 1%, it would be possible to obtain about 1226% profit at 500x leverage. For a 3% total day, 5360% profit is virtually possible. Of course it is only possible to know these numbers in hindsight.
 
tyrion said:
Repeating the answer to OP’s question:

Let "var" be the tradable (in a way that slippage and other factors can be disregarded) total percentual variaton of price in a given day, the maximum percentual daily profit is given by the formula:

((e^log_2((var*500/100)+1))-1)*100

For example, in a day with total tradable variation of 1%, it would be possible to obtain about 1226% profit at 500x leverage. For a 3% total day, 5360% profit is virtually possible. Of course it is only possible to know these numbers in hindsight.
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You're not fooling anyone AttoCel.

But BTW you are ass........uming %1 total tradable variation.

That was NEVER stated.
 
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