How To Improve Your Win Rate
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Today, we're discussing 3 concrete strategies that you can use to improve your win rate with your trading strategy. This includes:
1.) How to improve your underlying decision making (trade with the trend, take advantage of levels, and understand the fundamentals driving supply and demand).
2.) How to adjust your exit strategy to improve your win rate, trading psychology, and (potentially) expected value.
3.) How to reframe the markets using probabilities and options. Leveraging the law of large numbers can allow you to hit what you're aiming for, including a high win rate with many different option structures.
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Today, we're discussing 3 concrete strategies that you can use to improve your win rate with your trading strategy. This includes:
1.) How to improve your underlying decision making (trade with the trend, take advantage of levels, and understand the fundamentals driving supply and demand).
2.) How to adjust your exit strategy to improve your win rate, trading psychology, and (potentially) expected value.
3.) How to reframe the markets using probabilities and options. Leveraging the law of large numbers can allow you to hit what you're aiming for, including a high win rate with many different option structures.
Questions? Hit us up in the comments.
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