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Is math important for trading?
會員從Mar 17, 2021開始
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Sep 18, 2021 at 20:24
KenAdams posted:
If you know basic, then it will work.
Learning basic is very important. It helps a lot to make money from this market.
會員從Jun 14, 2021開始
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Sep 22, 2021 at 06:23
A general level of mathematics is always needed in every aspect of our life, even in forex, so yea, it's pretty useful to know your numbers.
會員從May 27, 2021開始
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Sep 22, 2021 at 10:36
marindateal posted:
A general level of mathematics is always needed in every aspect of our life, even in forex, so yea, it's pretty useful to know your numbers.
I agree general maths would be enough but I think the most important is to have analytical skills.
會員從Aug 17, 2021開始
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Sep 25, 2021 at 17:05
Most new traders think their win rate is the most important math in their trading. It is not, you risk/reward ratio will determine your profitability more than a win rate. ... Capping your risk makes it easier to have a reward that is multiples of your potential risk. If you risk $100 to make $300 it is a 1:3 risk/reward.
Oct 17, 2021 at 16:19
UweMoench posted:
For being a good trader you do not need to be an expert in math. Basics knowledge of math will do the work. Learnt to read the market. Observe charts as much as possible. Do demo practice and apply what you are learning. Learn by doing experiments. Have a learning attitudes. You have to spend a lot of time in learning.
Hope not or I am a lost cause haha
會員從Dec 18, 2019開始
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Oct 20, 2021 at 16:43
Actually, basic knowledge in math of course is required in trading in order to calculate possible profit and possible losses. Moreover you have to calculate how much money from your deposit you should use for one deal. In my opinion, math is important in your life, not in trading. For trading you need just basic knowledge as I said. Nevertheless, if you like math and you're fond of learning math you can also try to calculate the possibility of your win or lose. However, these methods would better not be used, because it's so silly to calculate. You will just provide yourself with negative emotions in case of unpleasant consequences.
會員從Jun 17, 2021開始
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Oct 21, 2021 at 05:45
It depends on your approach to trading. If you employ algorithms or sophisticated quantitative models, then I'm sure you'd need to understand a lot of high-level math.
Whether you make money is another question. You could be very gifted at math and still blow up your account if you ignore the fundamental financial or economic factors in the markets and fail to manage risk appropriately.
Whether you make money is another question. You could be very gifted at math and still blow up your account if you ignore the fundamental financial or economic factors in the markets and fail to manage risk appropriately.
會員從Oct 19, 2021開始
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Oct 21, 2021 at 08:02
Basic maths is definitely required.
Oct 27, 2021 at 04:16
Yes, forex demands trades to be good with mathematical skills. However, it doesn’t mean you require knowledge of advanced maths. Knowledge of percentages is essential.
There are mathematical formulas traders need to be well equipped in handling, such as how to calculate leverage, pips, profits, and margins. Knowledge of descriptive statistics and probability is necessary too.
There are mathematical formulas traders need to be well equipped in handling, such as how to calculate leverage, pips, profits, and margins. Knowledge of descriptive statistics and probability is necessary too.
Dec 17, 2021 at 19:59
The question of math in trading is pretty arguable, but, as for me, I do really think that it is better to know math rather than not to know it.
Surely, it is not a must, but, from my perspective, it can give you some advantages especially in comparison with other traders. It is a good habit for trading to be able to calculate and treat numbers with the cold heart. This will definetely help you avoid being overemotional while trading. Learning math will change your mindset and you will see some logical conclusions very vividle and fast. So, I do strongly recommend everyone to learn maths despite the fact that it has no direct influence on trading results.
Surely, it is not a must, but, from my perspective, it can give you some advantages especially in comparison with other traders. It is a good habit for trading to be able to calculate and treat numbers with the cold heart. This will definetely help you avoid being overemotional while trading. Learning math will change your mindset and you will see some logical conclusions very vividle and fast. So, I do strongly recommend everyone to learn maths despite the fact that it has no direct influence on trading results.
會員從Mar 17, 2021開始
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Dec 19, 2021 at 19:38
croisssan posted:
Trading is essentially working with numbers. Do you think math is important? :)
I think math is very essential to calculate the profit and losses.
會員從Dec 14, 2021開始
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Dec 21, 2021 at 05:48
A basic knowledge of maths is all that you need to trade properly. You don’t have to learn deep mathematical concepts. It is even said that the maths you’ve learnt in junior high is enough for trading.
會員從Jun 07, 2021開始
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Dec 22, 2021 at 05:05
Yes, you need to have a basic math knowledge to become a good trader. The knowledge concepts like statistical math, percentages, probability, and correction are important. Math knowledge can reduce risk in forex, especially when you know how to apply it in position sizing.
Dec 22, 2021 at 05:44
Trading does include maths but in this maths a person does not need to be the top of class in the subject. You just need to have enough knowledge to use a calculator. Some trading platforms do most of the calculations for you but still sometimes you need to calculate how much you would like to invest or what risk you can bear.
會員從May 19, 2020開始
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Dec 22, 2021 at 13:11
Mathematical knowledge will help you better understand the principle of the indicators. Basic calculations of the trading plan will be made easier and faster. So this knowledge will only benefit your trading.
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Dec 23, 2021 at 19:49
I do think that math will be useful in trading. Especially, I am talking about the theory of probabilities. Trading is always about probabilities because it is never possible to say that this or that even will definetely happen. There are always chances that everything might go against your plans and your perceptions. That is why it is significant to know and calculate risks and math expectancy in order to realise how much money you are ready to risk in this or that particular situation.
