Well then it is time to start studying and out-of-the-box experimenting. There is still a lot of room for improvement.
I would suggest not to try Martingale. Unless you wish to wipe out your account.
I know somebody who had deep pockets and tried it in Forex. He lost 10 million$. He HAD deep pockets, now he has a hole in his pockets.
A second one tried it on futures S&P. But the big contracts at 250$ a point, as the Emini did not exist yet at that time. Each margin call he doubled his position till he had a few hundred contracts and run out of money to increase again his position. The bank closed his account and he lost an 8 digit amount of dollars. He started when the S&P was around 495 in 1995 and went short...
Was it a Saudi Prince long ago in Vegas who kept doubling his bet till he won huge? Left with two huge trunks of U.S. currency. Guess that is when table limits were started, have deep enough pockets like a desert full of oil wells....you could end up owning the casino. Not like the Hunt brothers trying to corner Silver market, they lost it all is what most news stories show. So if you think the game is not rigged, think again, those who are associated with exchanges...have the edge, they make the rules and change the rules.
https://www.thenewamerican.com/cult...t-brothers-scheme-to-corner-the-silver-market
You have to laugh every time Congress says there needs to be more fair play at exchanges for the retail. I start thinking how the little guy going to get screwed over even more and how I can take their last dime. The little guy is busted out, but come open next morning he at his desk till wife leaves for work, then off to golf course as he knows he is going to have to start a job soon and in sales asking "can I super size that"?
Vegas use to be very fun place to gamble, get away from kids, great food for cheap monies, want better seats- palm tips. And now a carnival in/out of most casinos.
