Your statistics.

Discussion in 'Trading' started by Sekiyo, Jan 26, 2020.

  1. Sekiyo

    Sekiyo

    Hi Guys,

    What’s your expectancy per trade ?
    How much do you risk per trade ?
    What’s your Risk / Reward ?
    Your win, loss, probability ?

    thanks.
     
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  2. danielc1

    danielc1

    $1.20
    0.05%
    1 to 2
    65%win
     
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  3. Hello Sekiyo,

    My stats are below, I am working on getting better profit targets.

    I like to risk alot for smaller reward. I like high probability trades, so big stop loss.

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  4. carrer

    carrer

    Risk-reward ratio is 1:2 and win rate is 65%.
    And your expectancy is 1.2?

    How frequent is your trade?
     
  5. Sekiyo

    Sekiyo

    1.2 is in dollar form if I get it right.
    He risks 0.05% to earn 0.1%.

    He’s expectancy is 0.0475% = 1.2$
    Also it’s per trade. It’s not about volume.
    However after 10 trades you should have 1.2x10.

    @SimpleMeLike
    Your stats are brights.
    But be careful about your win rate,
    If it falls too low (Below 66%) you’re in trouble.
    Hell you got a nice margin still. Keep it going.

    @danielc1
    It’s a nice edge you got !
    You could even bet more to increase your E(x).
     
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  6. easymon1

    easymon1

    cued to Expectancy Spreadsheet, here it goes...

     
  7. Thank you Sekiyo,

    Yes, I gotta keep on winning that is for sure. I like more frequent wins.
     
  8. Sekiyo

    Sekiyo

    Understood that you like winning
    But IMHO that’s the least we can control !
    We know the risk, targets but %win is all about timing.
     
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  9. The win percent is about Everything. Timining, avoiding mistakes and attention to detail. And trading with absolutely no fear and watching the charts. AND practice practice practice practice practice practice and take notes and take notes and take more notes. This is why I like day trading because I get lots of practice everyday and even on the weekend, I can scroll back in history 2008-2009, to practice some more. Learning my setups, getting the data.
     
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  10. Sekiyo

    Sekiyo


    I myself took a break from trading,
    But wish to get my neck back onto the line.
    I’ll be happy with 1Risk/ 2Rewards @ 34% win

    Forward, live practicing is the best you can do.
    Just don’t fool yourself with illusions and noises.
    It’s easy to get lost with greed and naive thinking.

    Keep it simple, realistic and sustainable.

    Avoid ruin.
    Stay in the game.
    Grind that tiny edge.
    Don’t fix what’s not broken.
     
    #10     Jan 27, 2020
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