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I love your ideas you are presenting but it seems the risk reward in my terms that I am used to thinking about will really hurt when you do get stopped out.
Thanks for sharing a new way to approach the markets,
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Good show on the computation dbntina and your analysis of the outcomes for various trades.
As far as risk/reward, think of it as how much does it realy hurt if it only represents 2% of your entire account vs. how much you are hurting if you take multiple stoplosses. To get stopped out in the scenario that is described, the market would have to move 3
SD without a rotation against the
skew. You can avoid a chunk of that by not taking trades at the 2nd
SD, expecting a move to the 3rd
SD, not a high probability trade.