Or maybe we should give it a try... - page 9

 
Techno:
By the way, who knows how many different accounts one needs to have so that after 100 closed orders in one account all trades are profitable? )))

MathPow(2,100);
 
Two accounts, trade in different directions on the demo with no stops. It's only a matter of time.
 
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MathPow(2,100);
yes, that's what it looks like))
 
Techno:
by the way, who knows how many different accounts one needs to have in order to make all trades profitable after 100 closed orders in each account? )))


depends on the ratio of the average profit trade to the average loss trade. In the simplest case, when trading with a fixed tp and sl, it depends on their ratio. You can use the probability of profit in one trade in general terms: MathPow(1/P(tp),100)

1/P(tp)=2 if the system has zero expectation and sl=tp

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