If the response to t...from May Belle

01 Aug 2020, 04:20 · Views 1,058

If the response to the news does not instantaneously appear on the market, perhaps it will follow in the future and will have more serious consequences #IamAtrader# #BeginnerTrader# #AllforYou#

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May Belle

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💪 HERE IS THE FACTORS THAT I MIGHT CONSIDER BEFORE MAKING DECISION IN INVESTMENT 💪 (1. Taxes) , (2. Life Cycle) , (3. Business Cycle) , (4. Liquidity) , (5. Risk Appetite and Tolerance).... What factors affect your decision in investment?

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[Risk-to-Reward Ratio] [Average Win Rate] #AllforYou# #RiskAversion# #IamAtrader#

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JUMPING INTO THE INVESTMENT WORLD. Guideline that should be highlighted by beginner investors. 1. Know Different Type of Investments There are many type of investments such as stock, real estate, private investments, bonds, index funds, REITs, FOREX etc. Every investment has their own characteristics. 2. Create Your Own Investment Portfolio The best way to do investment is to diversify your investment. Owning more than one type of investments could reduce the risk . 3. Have a Long-Term Mentality Long-term investment will eliminate some risk and economy tends to improve in long-term basis. 4. Invest In Yourself! Take as much time as you can to expand your knowledge, develop skills, etc. This will help you to make decision. If you run a business, invest in your own business first! Share your thoughts and experiences! 😊

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WHY USE FIXED % !?: The question one will have at this point is, "Why to use fixed % if it is so F'ing complicated!?" The answer to that is simple. Despite being more complicated, fixed % is actually objectively better by almost every other measure. With fixed % you generally perform better than fixed dollar during strings of losses and wins. As with fixed %, you lose less as you go down (because you only ever lose 1% of your balance), and you gain more as you go up (because of your winnings compounding). #BeginnerTrader# #AllforYou# #IamAtrader#

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The fixed dollar approach uses relatively simple math for breaking even as shown below. Example: 3 losing trades followed by 1 winning trade using 1:3 risk-to-reward achieves breakeven (ignoring trading fees and slippage) This risk-to-reward ratio itself implies the win-rate needed (lose $100 three times, win $300 once, you break even). The fixed dollar amount risk doesn't deal with compounding. As such, its logic cannot be used for fixed %. #IamAtrader# #BeginnerTrader# #TradeNotes#

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