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I would suggest to have a set average for a number of trades over a period of time before increasing the size of the next trade. The reason for doing this is to ensure gradual growth instead of sporadic growth and decline. If you always bet the amount you gain on the next trade then you're guaranteed to eventually occur a loss that'll wipe out all of your gains, or a large amount, and then you'll have to start back from the beginning.
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what is the strategy to knock this question from top of list 2 days?
I try answer.
the question is defined incompletely. It needs probability of profit and defined stop.
My rule of thumb, all people who can't define a problem, will blow up in < 20 cycles.
sounds good, but how can you do this? I'm new to coding...
I was also thinking to increase the size after a number of trades but I got no idea how it can be done in MC. any help would be highly appreciated
thx