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isnt it as follows?($Avg W trade x %w) - ($Avg L trade x %L)= $expentancy (x)x = $expectancyy = risk per trade (ie. 2% of 50,000 account, $1000 would be y)z = %expectancy (x/y)lets plug numbers into an example (applying same %risk and same trading account as above):($125 x 52%) - ($100 - 48%) = $17x = $17y = $1,000z = 1.7% ($17/$1,000)therefore every trade you make you can expect an average return on risk of 1.7%can someone correct me if i am wrong?
isnt it as follows?
($Avg W trade x %w) - ($Avg L trade x %L)
= $expentancy (x)
x = $expectancy
y = risk per trade (ie. 2% of 50,000 account, $1000 would be y)
z = %expectancy (x/y)
lets plug numbers into an example (applying same %risk and same trading account as above):
($125 x 52%) - ($100 - 48%) = $17
x = $17
y = $1,000
z = 1.7% ($17/$1,000)
therefore every trade you make you can expect an average return on risk of 1.7%
can someone correct me if i am wrong?
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