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will go behind that R for you, right? That will come as you
for reporting profit and loss, it's probably the most
return the same number of pips on each of their trades right
100 pips as trader A so they have a much a reward to risk
why this metric is useful is because we can now see that
trader B on the other hand they risk 50 pips to make the same
let's look at each trade that they took trader A risk 20 pips
and reward. So R removes the monetary risk and it just
account balance is obviously a much more useful figure than
make 300 pips so that means you only make 2% of your account
trade but you win the second so how many total pips do you
300 pips minus your 20 pip loss is a really nice 280 pips net
just pips or absolute monetary amounts. However there are
risk behind that return. So this is where the fourth
want to lose in the first trade your price hits your stop loss
which is a £100 loss the second trade is a winner it has a2-1
the rest of the career. That is how you achieve longevity in
meaningless statistics. So we've now looked at the first
10% right because they had a 5 R trade but trader B had to
you just lose the 1% that you risked which is a 100-pound
was a two R trade. So, R is a really good metric for a number
important because you know, we are risk managers at the end of
both return a 100 pit profit and let's say that this both
you risk 100 pounds on each trade so let's look at two
because that is how you keep the numbers on your side for
about what risk you expose yourself to make that reward
you win the first trade and price hits your profit target
number as high as possible and then the monetary amounts that
much more accurate reflection of that balance between risk
made, it removes those from the equation because both of those
trading, then, risk management is all that matters. It's all
they both had 100 pips profit they both returned 10% on their
bank 100 pips profit so therefore you have a reward to
you always risk 1% portrayed right no matter what then the
equates to a 10% profit for traders on their accounts so at
this industry. So focus on and build the skill to make your R
the day and if you want to move into the professional side of
ratio of two toone so there are is just two so again the reason
focusing on how much money was made or how much percentage was
different scenarios now in scenario A you win the first
method, R becomes extremely useful because it gives us a
although they both returned the same percentage and they both
Just quoting the total percentage return on your
risk ratio of 5-1 as 100 pips is obviously five times as big
of reasons and I think out of all of the four core methods
their pip count they're really just shouting about completely
to make 100 pips, so they have a 5-1 reward to risk ratio and
return on your 10, 000 poundaccount right now in the
again R removes the monetary risk and it just focuses on the
of pips that you make or the percentage on your account that
any bearing on the actual risk that was taken to generate that
that's all R is really it's a plus 5R return it's your reward
same return of 10% because they only had an R of two, right? It
to risk ratio but just stated as a single digit right now
reward to risk because remember you're risking 150 pips to just
why when someone is talking about or you know showing off
and that is mainly because it doesn't fully tell you the risk
account balance trader A actually risk 2% to make that
risk more than double that they had to risk five to make that
return on capital so this is one reason why people you know
banked 100 pounds, which is a 1% returning account but in
you only risk 1% of your account on each trade that you
that was used to actually generate that return because if
used to generate those returns and this is where R comes in so
people will vary their risk between different trades
can be affected by what lot size that the trader decided to
profit of 400 pounds, right? When you compare that to
down minus 50 pips but you made a net profit of four percent. A
account, it won't tell you the full story of the reward to
nought. 5% betrayed nought. 25% betrayed 22% portrayed if some
between different setups and strategies so in those cases
prove yourself worthy to handle larger and larger amounts of
pip profit target this means that if you lose the trade you
focuses on the pip risk to reward ratio. So rather than
so if you have two traders A and trader B let's say they
shouting about their profits in just absolute monetary figures
in the second trade you obviously make a net 100
still job to just looking at percentage return on its own
100pound loss in the first trade from your 200 poundprofit
obviously lose 20 pips but if you win the trade then you can
scenario B, you made a massive 280 pip net profit and you
that quoting your PNL as a percentage return on your
pit risk which can be extremely useful so let me show you why
account balance did you actually win or lose so
accurately reflects the true skill of a trader. The amount
and you lose 20 pips you win the second trade and price hits
the point we don't really know anything about what risk was
three core methods of reporting our PNL and we can clearly see
put on so the volume that they put on their trades right so
information to give us an idea about the risk that they took
poundprofit, which is a 1% net return across both trades Now,
trade which is a 5% return now the second trade was a loss so
actually made a net profit of 400 pounds, which is a 4%
trade but you lose the second trade so let's calculate how
with this simple formula. So, it's the total profit that you
pip loss this means that across the two trades you are now down
what do you notice here between those two scenarios? Because in
risk 150 pips in order to try to make 300 pips so this means
scenario B, where you'd made those 280 pips profit but you
total percentage return will make sense but some people risk
which is a 200 poundsprofit and then when you subtract the
your profit target and you bank a massive 300 pips so therefore
is a better trader or did they have an equal performance?
profit but how does this translate into actual money
only returned 100 pounds. So, what metric do you think more
amount that you risked so you made a 500 pound profit on this
scenario A, you actually lost 50 pips in total, right? You're
second trade and price hits your stop loss for a minus 150
risk ratio of 5-1 this means that you banked five times the
that means you bank 100 pips right but because you lose a
percentage of the total account balance which is calculated
first trade minus the 100 loss on the second means that you
loss so across the two trades the 500 pound profit on the
second scenario in scenario B this time you lose the first
their same 10, 000 profit that's actually only a 1%
stop loss risk so let's say your account size is 10, 000
remember risk per trade is 1% of your account size so 100 per
trade so as the first trade is a winner and it has a reward to
and they both make 10, 000 profit in that week which one
targeted at the uneducated masses. Secondly, I'm also yet
misleading really so let say that you take two trades in the
just saying how much money you made or lost in absolute terms
to report your PNL in why well because neither of them have
first trade you have a 20 pip stop loss and you have a 100
to return that 10000 pounds, right? So, the most common way
visual example to see how this is just as pointless and
you return. Quite clearly the percentage right? So this is
who just are trying to attract attention from the wrong people
often see newbie traders or you know those scammers use to
right with no other information just a bit ridiculous in my
opinion probably the most irrelevant and misleading terms
so you know I saying I lost 500 pounds or $500 whatever the
take so in this case 1% of 10, 000 is 100 pounds so therefore
and you have pretty disciples and risk management rules so
profit and loss performance on your trading account or a
because your profit target is only two times as big as your
refer to their profits in are just pips but let's take a more
a net total of minus 50 pips but how much percentage of your
Shouting about daily profits is usually just a marketing ploy
then well the first trade is a so you lose 1% of your account
trademark of a rookie or worse, a scam artist preying on naive
risk ratio now the first two methods are in my humble
actually have a 1 million pound account so that means that
to meet a professional trader who actually refers to their
pound account so this means that that 10, 000 profit is
the example above of the two traders trader A has a 50, 000
opinion and you know to be fair it's only usually done by those
for the wrong reasons now the second core method that you'll
fixed net profit every day over a significant time period.
Shouting about your profits and losses in Pips is often the
I'm yet to meet a single trader who even close to making a
balance and then you multiply that figure by 100, which,
trader's true skill set. We need a little bit more
Forex trader, you will inevitably come across a social
Firstly, a consistent fixed daily return is highly
instantly ring in your head if or whenever you see this.
media page, Facebook advertisement, YouTube video,
is usually method free to refer to trading returns as a
returned and then you divide that by the your total account
that allows them to generate, you know, X number of pips per
improbable given the nature of random distribution in
figures, they don't tell you anything useful about a
as your 20 pip stop loss now in the second trade this time you
of the 50 grand balance right but the second trader they
which then gives you the the figure as a percentage so in
specific trade the first is probably the simplest which is
actual skill set because let's say we have two traders right
you have a much smaller reward to risk ratio of only 2-1
Well, we don't really know because absolute monetary
many total pips that you make in this first scenario so as
return so it kind of gives you zero indication of the traders
then equal to a 20% return because 10, 000 profit is 20%
second is how many total pips that you returned the third is
the percentage that you have returned based on your total
If you have not already done so, during your journey as a
basically four sort of general ways that you can quote your
and L in terms of R which essentially is your reward to
indeed an essential component of the risk management process.
account balance and the final method is to calculate your P
or the uneducated now let me explain why well there are
capital. R is what investors care about.
probability-based business models such as trading. Now,
profits in pips. Now, while measuring pips, yeah, it is
day or X amount of dollars per week and alarm bells should
article, company, or individual who claims to have a system
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