How To Increase your Success Rate

Qgtm1976

Newbie
Dec 16, 2020
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Greetings Traders,

do you think that to dramatically improve your success rate you have to read tons of thick books, buy expensive software and spend countless hours of learning more about Forex?

What I'm going to share with you is something very EASY to use and very POWERFUL at the same time.

Let me give you an EXAMPLE:

Imagine you trade a system that makes 50% winning trades, but another 50% are losing trades. If you increase your odds of winning by only 20%, that would make 70% winning trades and 30% losing trades.

Well, HOW TO accomplish that?

Just pick the best trending pair at the current time and simply follow the trend! I have found ONE INCREDIBLE TOOL that continuously scans the Forex market and picks the most reliable trending pairs for you.

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By taking signals in the direction of a strong trend you would REDUCE UNNECESSARY LOSSES and increase the odds of winning. You need to know "how well" the market is trending to avoid very short-term trends.

STOP hunting the market for every potential trade. Pick only the best trending pairs and time frames and DO NOT take any trading signals in the choppy market (unless you know exactly what you are doing).

Successful traders keep it simple and this is the way how the pros made fortunes in the markets - by trading less and making more.

To increase the profitability of any system or robot you are currently using, check out this easy and powerful ultimate solution:

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Dora_WalletInvestor

Active Trader
Aug 17, 2020
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If you find a way to increase your success rate, good for you - but I think it's worth mentioning that the ratio of winning and losing trades is just one aspect of your trading, it's not all that matters. It's the size of your profits and losses that will really determine your profitability. You can have nine winning trades in a row, it doesn't amount to much if you wipe out all your profits by losing the tenth trade. I'm just trying to say, don't focus on success rate so much that it diverts your attention from other important variables.