Sentences with phrase «if a risk reward»

If a risk reward of 1 to 2 is attainable then they enter the trade and walk away, that's it.

Pro traders calculate their risk first and then their reward, if the risk reward ratio of a trade doesn't make sense then they don't trade.

If correct money management parameters can be applied, i.e. if your risk reward makes sense on the trade, set up orders and place trade.

Not exact matches

«If that reward has been reduced significantly, are business owners and entrepreneurs going to be as motivated to take risks?

If you can't tolerate the risk needed to reach the reward, you're not ready to start your own business — yet.

It's hard to convince small business owners that if they work extra hard or take on additional risk to expand their businesses, that the government is entitled to more than half of the rewards.

If there's more risk than there is reward, stay away.

If you are a recent graduate, looking for a job, or simply trying to decide what to do next, you might believe that you are akin to a volatile high - beta stock — an awkward - looking mammal burdened with both extraordinary risk and, if you can just make all the right choices, potentially unlimited rewarIf you are a recent graduate, looking for a job, or simply trying to decide what to do next, you might believe that you are akin to a volatile high - beta stock — an awkward - looking mammal burdened with both extraordinary risk and, if you can just make all the right choices, potentially unlimited rewarif you can just make all the right choices, potentially unlimited reward.

I think if that plan does play out, you probably have a pretty even balance of risk and reward.

«Even in the face of an impending competitive entry in pharmacy by Amazon, we find the risk - reward on the stock favorable, especially if CVS is able to consummate the reported merger with Aetna.»

«So I think with gold sitting here at about $ 1,320 or so, you have a great risk reward where you could probably target somewhere in the mid - 1,400 s if a bull flag scenario does in fact follow.»

The risk does not seem to be worth the reward because only 12 % of HR people surveyed said they were more likely to call an applicant for an interview if there was an unusual claim on the application.

If the education program teaches employees the rules of the Game, and the compensation program allows them to participate in the risks and rewards, everything else is geared toward playing the Game as well as it can be played.

If, after all the reference - checking, soul - searching, and risk - reward analysis, the candidate from a rival firm still looks as good as you imagined, don't forget that you need to sell them on what you and your company have to offer.

I think if you can spend a few years at a fast grower with a great «promote from within» culture that's a good risk - reward balance.

You're sitting there trying to figure out if you'll have the funding to make it and the risks you're taking, the time you're putting in for, at the time, insignificant rewards.

If you have a gambler's taste for risk and reward, here are ten things you need to know about Bitcoin before taking the plunge.

A hefty Twitter following might bolster the appeal of celebrities and politicians, Paradysz says, but for companies, the risks outweigh the rewards, especially if there aren't real people behind the accounts who could eventually become actual customers.

The risk is tremendous, but the reward is whatever you can imagine... that is, if you can make it.

While risk and reward go hand - in - hand, taking it to the extreme is dangerous, especially if you're being driven by raw ambition alone.

Ideally, we were prepared to enter a short position if $ GLD bounced into key resistance of its 50 - day moving average, which would have provided us with a low - risk entry point with a very positive reward - risk ratio.

If valuations are favorable and quality of market action suggests that investors have a robust preference to take risk, a substantial exposure to market fluctuations can be very rewarding.

Note that this setup came off aggressively to the downside and if you placed your stop near the 50 % of the mother bar you would have made a very nice risk reward return, and of this writing this market is still moving lower off that setup.

However, if the trade had been entered at the appropriate trigger price, the reward / risk ratio would have been 2 to 1.

However, if you want the potential for more reward by taking on more risk, then you can consider KITE or JUNO.

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«We have all been taught that earning high rates of return requires taking on greater risks... If an investor can make virtually risk - free bets with outsized rewards, and keep making the bets over and over, the results are stunning.»

There is a very high risk involved, since the lack of diversification puts all of the money into one basket, there is also a very high reward if the money is invested into the right sector or industry.

If you're going to take the risk of inheriting a mine, you better make sure that the reward is consistent with the risk.

Even if this isn't that long in calendar terms, it's usually much earlier in terms of the risk and therefore reward.

While stock investors consider diversification across different investments as the strategy for minimizing potential losses, gamblers look into the risk capital to risk reward ratio and would only put in their money if the odds are favorable.

If you're a long - term investor, I think you really have to consider the risk - reward relationship in long - term bonds.

If you're not yet a subscriber and missed the initial entry, a small pullback to the $ 62 area (near the March 19 low) would provide a secondary buy entry, albeit with a lower reward - risk ratio.

Therefore, we're not in a hurry to enter multiple new positions (either long or short) ahead of the holidays, but will still consider new stock and / or ETF trade entries (possibly on the short side and / or inverse ETFs) with reduced share size if an ideal trade setup with a firmly positive reward - risk ratio presents itself.

In my particular case, I am an investor and I wouldn't mind receiving a lower reward if it meant that my risks were well managed.

Still, there's potential for a solid 1:2 risk reward from this pin bar setup if price pops up into that resistance zone.

If you are on a winning trade, then the forex trading allows you to scale the investment and gain higher returns, whereas, the risk and rewards are fixed in the case of the binary options trading.

... Alternatively, if you inadvertently compared riskier firms with MRVL, MRVL's P / E would again be higher since investors would reward MRVL's lower risk with a higher price as well.

The moral stance of the nation originally was that the «greatest good for the greatest number» would ensue if the risk - takers — capitalists — were rewarded with profits commensurate with their risks and talents.

You could theoretically stop here for your gumbo, but if you're like me, you're prepared to take the risks and reap the rewards.

So, even if he can get in the paint, it's a good risk - reward scenario for the opposition.

Yeah, I'd be hard pressed to move up for Allen considering the amount of draft capital it would take but I think the risk / reward is fine if he's available at 15.

Many of the same elements are present: The overall approach is to use spread spacing and option elements to create quick reads and low - risk / high - reward plays that allow for ball - control with the possibility for explosive plays if the skill players are really good.

The reward validates the risk more if Fultz is needed to CREATE offense.

Many (if not most) people would take cover instead of taking the risk because the risk / reward ratio isn't worthwhile.

See if any of the high - risk, high - reward prospects at the top of their system shed some of that risk.

Happy with our stance no risk no reward, and if the worst case scenarios as you say happen then so be it, I won't dwell on it I just want Every player to give everything he has to the shirt, a desire to win and that's all season long no more ups and downs.

At some point the risk / reward scenario shifts a little, because your baby needs you to be healthy, even if it means taking a stronger med than Robitussin.

He pressed that prime contractors had been told: «You will not get any further if your contracts do not include absolutely clear links with the voluntary sector and subcontracts that... don't pass the risk on, but allow them to take an element share of the rewards that come».

Larger increases are rare, and there's always a risk that if you seek too much, it can make you seem out of touch or too focused on the rewards and not enough on the work required to get there.