Which do you think is more important, high win rate or return rate?
Most of us pursue high profit when entering the stock market.
The simplest way to amplify the return rate is by buying call options. However, a high return rate also means high risk, and most call options are like lottery tickets – you pay the cost but often end up with nothing.
Nevertheless, if one trade succeeds, the return rate can be incredibly high, hundreds or even thousands of percent.
Someone told me that only doing high win rate trades means having a 70%-80% probability of success.
But pursuing a high win rate can also mean ending up with an annualized return rate of 1%, after a lot of effort. For example, in this meme, the investor made just $0.27.
Some people argue that if your win rate is low, you will eventually lose all the money you've earned.
@Samlunch in the community suggested, "Stop active trading. Less is more, over the long term."
I definitely support doing high win rate trades, but in practice, it's hard to resist the temptation of high return rates.
What would you choose?
High win rate or high profit?
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What would you choose?
High win rate or high profit?
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Why not both? Let it rub when it has legs to, otherwise try to never lose money