These false - breaks provide
great risk reward ratios and are very reliable trades...
Not exact matches
This gives us a
risk to
reward ratio of
greater than 1:2.
Presently, we remain long IYR with a profit that is two times
greater than our initial
risk, giving us our intended 2 to 1
reward -
risk ratio.
The firm says it sees the stock as a
great bargain with a balanced
risk /
reward ratio.
Although the example above is not a
great example the
reward to
risk ratio is still better than the other two examples on this page.
On this setup my stop loss was set at 93 pips, setups like this allow for nice tight stops which make for
great risk to
reward ratios.
As can see from the image above, the
reward to
risk ratio of the standard double top strategy is not
great, which is why I don't use this strategy anymore.
Therefore, in MCT there exists a
risk /
reward ratio — i.e., the more the
risk of loss, the
greater the possibilities for
reward.
For TAVF, the
risk -
reward ratio trade - off is non-existent; the lower the price in a given situation, the less the
risk and the
greater potential for
reward.
This is because it improves the
risk -
reward ratio of the investment by reducing
risk and improving the chances of making a
greater profit when, ultimately, the market recognizes the true worth of the share.
Some buy high in the hopes of selling higher, while others try to create a
great risk /
reward ratio by buying low hoping to sell on rebounds or reversals in price action.
This signal tries to create a
great risk /
reward ratio based on buying a deep dip of a historical price range.
We attempt to mitigate our investment
risk by purchasing stocks where, by our calculation, the potential gain is at least three times the potential loss (an Upside
reward - to - Downside
risk ratio of 3:1 or
greater).
It is preferred to have a
reward - to -
risk ratio of two - to - one or
greater.