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Rewrs risk for Pairs
Jul 06, 2024 at 00:01
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Member Since Jan 08, 2024
11 posts
Jul 06, 2024 at 00:01
How can I get the R-R ratios for cummlative time periods , not just by a single month?
Member Since May 17, 2024
2 posts
Jul 10, 2024 at 08:31
1. Collect Data: Gather your trade data for the entire cumulative period you want to analyze.
This includes entry and exit points, stop losses, take profits, and the outcomes of each trade (profit or loss).
2. Calculate Individual Trade R-R Ratios: For each trade, calculate the R-R ratio.
The R-R ratio is the ratio of the potential reward (profit target) to the potential risk (stop loss).
3. Aggregate the Results: Sum up the total rewards and total risks for all trades in the cumulative period.
4. Calculate the Cumulative R-R Ratio: Divide the total reward by the total risk to get the cumulative R-R ratio.
This includes entry and exit points, stop losses, take profits, and the outcomes of each trade (profit or loss).
2. Calculate Individual Trade R-R Ratios: For each trade, calculate the R-R ratio.
The R-R ratio is the ratio of the potential reward (profit target) to the potential risk (stop loss).
3. Aggregate the Results: Sum up the total rewards and total risks for all trades in the cumulative period.
4. Calculate the Cumulative R-R Ratio: Divide the total reward by the total risk to get the cumulative R-R ratio.
Action makes perfect.
Member Since Jan 08, 2024
11 posts
Jul 10, 2024 at 10:11
Thank you , but I was looking for how to to it automatically with the My FxBook system.
Member Since Jul 12, 2024
7 posts
Jul 15, 2024 at 11:13
I don't think that can be done. If you find a way please update the thread
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