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    • 2+2=4ex replied Sep 23, 2013

      I'm sure there are many traders who trade simply for the thrill. Some folks call them degenerate gamblers. I would agree but only if they don't hit the jackpot. Then everyone calls them geniuses! It's a thin line between being revered or being a ...

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    • 2+2=4ex replied Sep 23, 2013

      Wow I totally fked up the math on this one. I didn't even calculate the total number of trades correctly. However, I still don't understand how anyone could calculate how much money was won if we don't know the risk on 70% of the trades.

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    • 2+2=4ex replied Sep 23, 2013

      Upon further review, the math on blocks of trades also doesn't add up correctly (as stated by ffleo). This was a horribly constructed puzzle Chicky.

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    • 2+2=4ex replied Sep 23, 2013

      You could not maintain the 1% per day through the first 80 days then. 1% every day for 80 straight days is 121.7% return. EDIT: Unless you are including weekend days in your 80 day count, but not as days where 1% is gained/compounded. Even still you ...

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    • 2+2=4ex replied Sep 23, 2013

      No he does not. Total number of trades = 72 Total number of losses = 56 Total number of wins = 16 The problem is we only know the risk on 30% of the trades (2.3%). We need to know the risk for the remaining 70% in order to calculate a best case ...

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    • 2+2=4ex replied Sep 23, 2013

      Not enough information given. You only tell us the risk on 30% of the total trades. Total number of losing trades are 56. We can't calculate the losses on all losing trades without knowing what was risked on all losing trades.

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