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Average losing trade (before rollover) - 4 pips?
lot 001. not 01. 10 pips $1 on a four digit
why not. A MINIMUM of 100 pts on a 5 digit. 4 means 400.
"why not" or "why not"?
How many pips is the average losing trade before the flip on the 4-digit?
"why not" or "why not"?
How many pips is the average losing trade before the flip on the 4 digits?
Yes I have already answered you. On a 4 digit, trades of less than 10 pips don't close. From lot 001 we only get $1 profit for 10 pts.
if $4, then 40 pips is the average trade
on the 2nd screenshot at the other settings $16. it's even more. I can't say how much the average is. because in some places more than 001 lots are closing. but the minimum profit is at least 10 pts on 4 digits, there is no less than tp
If i put even 20 pt. also it's a loser. the trades are smaller of course.
on the 2nd screenshot at the other settings $16. it's even more. I can't say how much the average is. because in some places more than 001 lots are closing. but the minimum profit is at least 10 pts on the 4 digits, there is no less than tp
If i put even 20 pt. also it's a loser. the trades are smaller of course.
So the average hangs around the size of the spread.
So the average is hanging around the size of the spread.
that's why I purposely put just 1 point on the five digits. There's no effect at all. And the tp is at least 100. Sometimes more.
What does that have to do with the spread?
that's why I purposely put only 1 point on the five digits. It has no effect at all. And tp is at least 100. Sometimes more.
what does this have to do with the spread?
If the logic of opening and closing trades is preserved and the same time interval is analyzed - the flip should give approximately the same numbers of ratio of profitable and losing trades vice versa.
Roughly - if the close is on a TP or SL
If the logic of opening and closing trades is maintained and the same time frame is analysed - the flip should give roughly the same numbers for the ratio of profitable to unprofitable trades vice versa.
Approximately - if the close is on a TR or SL
see here, there are many more losing trades than profitable ones
you multiply the average profit trade by their number
and the losing trade by their number.
500 times Wednesday is already covered
see here, there are many more losing trades than profitable ones
you multiply the average profitable trade by their number
and the losing trade by their number.
500 times Wednesday is already covered
I don't understand what "500 times the environment is already covered"?
Look, if you have the same logic for opening trades there and there and you analyse the same interval and the same row, then your total number of trades should be the same, and you have 8,900 and 10,900 trades.
Why?