Discover the Profitable Mathematical Formula That Helps You Grow your Trading Account Fast - even if you only have a 25% Accuracy Rate
**Spoiler Alert: this Math formula does not give you 100% Winning entries, but you can be profitable as long as it hits a 25% accuracy rate! **
Curious to know why?
That's the magic of Mathematics, it’s a predictive science.
A quick intro about myself. I graduated from the UBC (Canada) with an A+ in Mathematics, Statistics & Logic and Economics, and not surprisingly, I see the world through the lens of math.
The good news is, after more than 20 years of FORWARD and backtesting, I have found a simple, profitable repeating math pattern that I could it arise in the market within a regular time interval & you don’t need to use complicated math to implement this in your trades.
You might wonder, behind every technical indicator was a very famous trader or mathematician. So, why is my repeatable math pattern works better?
First off, it takes all the guesswork out. No room for any variables and ambiguities like RSI , Moving Average, trendlines , Fib ratio etc.
Unlike all the indicators, the entry points are deduced from pure mathematics. You can’t interpret the entry signal in any other way.
For example, You can have different buy points using 14 vs 21-day Moving Average and 14 vs 10-period RSI ; or you can connect a trendline from this top A to that top B, but not that Top C; for Fibonacci ratio, when it breaks 0.236, you wait for the turning points possibly at 0.5, 0.6181, 0.786. My point is, there are lots of variables that will create hesitation, frustrations and analysis paralysis when it comes to your actual trading.
My unique math trading method, however, comes with 1 single, precise entry (rather than having multiple possibilities i.e. if the market breaks 0.236, then you watch for 0.382 for the next support) and the target entry price is targeted down to 0.01.
Secondly, it works in any market and timeframe.
What if I tell you the market movement is very much like the acceleration of all falling objects on earth? ( a=F/m=mg/m=g according to to Newton’s Law of Gravitation). There is an implicit rule that guides the market movement, very much like Newton’s Law of Gravitation. That’s how I found this overlooked hidden pattern using mathematical calculations. And just like Newton’s Law of gravitation, the acceleration of all the falling object is the same and irrelevant of the mass of objects, you can apply the same principle to any trading charts and i.e. all investment products.
You can see the repeatable pattern right in front of your face on an intra-day, intra-week & longer-term level and in my experience, intra-week has the highest accuracy rate. My students have frequently spotted some 3-4 profitable trades on an intra-week basis.
Thirdly, it only takes a 25% winning rate to grow and scale your account quick.
You may be wondering, how that’s possible?
Here’s why. The repeatable pattern doesn’t only show you good and consistent entries that make you profits, let me pull back the curtain on this profitable trading formula:
It helps you spot not only safe but quality entries - high reward low-risk opportunities.
It allows you to set an ‘Effective Stop-Loss’ so you only risk ¼ of your target in any given trade. If you have one winning trade, the profit can cover 4 losers, meaning you can afford to lose 4 trades in a row. As such, as long as you are correct more than 25% of the time, your equity will keep growing.
My Signal record has a 45%+ accuracy rate, so it almost doubles 25%! I am confident it is a Proven Method that can scale your trading account quick!
Want to know how it works? Send us an email with the subject line:”K Math Trading TV” to support(at)gannexplained(dot)com to get more details on how it works and more importantly help you to find repeatable patterns you can see and trade consistently in the stock, forex, crypto and commodities market.
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