Example:
If the person is sure that he will win 70% of the trades, on 1:1 risk return, in this example the starting capital is 1000, and the goal is 1000000
question:
what is the best money management to reach the goal in the shortest amount of time?
if you're looking for some formulas, you can find a lot of them in the book of Ralph Vince "Money management"
The larger the risk, the shortest amount of time. Kelly criterion - Wikipedia
The larger the risk, the more likely the risk of ruin. Use the Kelly and it's likely you will wipe the account. Could you stand a 80% draw down?
if you're looking for some formulas, you can find a lot of them in the book of Ralph Vince "Money management"
The larger the risk, the shortest amount of time. Kelly criterion - Wikipedia
The larger the risk, the more likely the risk of ruin. Use the Kelly and it's likely you will wipe the account. Could you stand a 80% draw down?
Thanks, Kelly's formula seems very interesting, you say it can wipe the account, but on wikipedia it says that people on stock market use it
80 % of the time the market ranges , 80 % of trends become choppy ,and 80 % of trading is mindsets and psychology., iNdicators., systems , methods ARE THE LEAST IMPORTANT AND MAKE UP < 20 %.
95 % + traders lose , due to psychology , so with these odds , you only want to risk 0.2 % of your account on every trade, then martingale after a series of losses.Expect 7 to 10 trades losing in a row , in real account.The brokers give you fills on demo , but not on real.Not 2 % but 0.2 %.
In real trading , there is less than 20 % chance of making money , with just one entry.
Another money management scheme to chase down is Optimal f.
Ralph Vince had an article of the difference between Kelly Criterion and Optimal f in this journal.
Another money management scheme to chase down is Optimal f.
Ralph Vince had an article of the difference between Kelly Criterion and Optimal f in this journal.

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Example:
If the person is sure that he will win 70% of the trades, on 1:1 risk return, in this example the starting capital is 1000, and the goal is 1000000
question:
what is the best money management to reach the goal in the shortest amount of time?