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Avals:

it's all clear. How do you calculate a stop based on a monthly yield of 10%?


As far as I understood it, the (total) stop amount was 10% (may be even more) of profitability and it doesn't matter if it is a month or a year or... or... at all.

Roman.:

HZ... :-)))
Yes! Finished?
Svinozavr:
Yes! Finished?

No. See my previous post.
To me, quoting myself is the height of voyeurism! A month.
Svinozavr:
To me, quoting myself is the height of voyeurism! A month.

Peter. I beg your pardon.
Svinozavr:
To me, quoting myself is the height of voyeurism! A month.

Either no more Aran (fermented milk drink), ugh, Irene, will save me - with beer from Kolyan... :-)))

You know how you can drive a man mad, Roma. Let's go and have some mulled wine.

I wonder if they drink mulled wine in Greece.

Svinozavr:

You know how you can drive a man mad, Roma. I'm off to drink mulled wine.

I wonder if they drink mulled wine in Greece.


I don't know Peter - I haven't been to Greece, but they say that Greece "has everything"... :-))

Although it's not a fact that they drink it there... :-))) It's there in fact - that's all... :-)))

Avals:

I was not talking about a 10% loss, I was talking about a stop based on a 10% return
This is for a stock: a profit of $1000 hence a stop (has to be at resistance, low, etc.) of $100 and... after a few stops a profit and all together is in profit. My understanding.
Svinozavr: I wonder if they drink mulled wine in Greece.

They drinkaniseed there, and of course they don't forget "metha".

http://www.povarenok.ru/articles/show/901/

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