Risk to reward
the expected return on a trade per unit of risk.
Risk-Reward Ratio is a ratio used to compare expected returns against the amount of risk taken.
Risk-Reward Ratio
Risk to reward is a ratio that quantifies the risk versus the reward of a trade.
the risk-reward ratio for the trade is 2:1 means we’re risking $1.00 to make $2.00.
the risk is the difference between the entry level and stop loss
the reward is the distance from entry point to take profit level
Trades should offer reward twice or 3 times the risk at least
Trade Size (volume) per signal
The risk on a single trade should be less than 5 percent of the total balance. depending on the amount of your balance
with more balance use less percent maybe 1%
for example
Apple
sell from 162
TP@ 140
SL @ 173
GOLD
sell from 1980
TP@ 1880
SL @ 2030
we risk 1$ to make 2$
