/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14838876
I think this is nicely representative of the whole without spamming you with data. Crossed out rows are wins, so they can be ignored for the most part. Left column is how profitable in cents the trade was from my entry. Right column is how much the trade continued to move from my entry after I stopped out. Taking the opposite would mean that the left column is how much your trade would run against you before, in the right column, how much it would run in your favor. So the first row the trade went $.01 in my favor before running $.76 against me. I of course stopped out way before that $.76 run, but the important point is if I would have done the opposite, I would have participated in that $.76 run with literally a penny of pain against the trade. Second trade under that, literally $0.00 against the trade before it ran $.50 in the other direction. They aren't all miraculous like those, but the crazy thing is, a lot of them are.