High Win Rate vs. High Profit: Which One is More Important?

In stock trading, there are two types of people: Those Who Care About Win Rate: These traders focus on making as many winning trades as possible. For example, out of 100 trades, they hope to profit from at least 80 or 90 of them. Those Who Focus on Profits: These traders are less concerned with the win rate. Instead, they concentrate on the overall profit, aiming to maximize the profit on individual trades.

avatarSubramanyan
2024-06-20
A mix of both viz. High win rate and high profit is ideal. And is that possible? My answer is an emphatic yes, with scientific usage of stop loss, risk management and a laser sharp focus on the portfolio and the overall market. 
avatarSamlunch
2024-06-20
In my opinion, the most important consideration is risk management.  Enter trades with a thesis and a predetermined stop loss. If the thesis fails, and stop loss is triggered, accept the trade has failed and move on to the next.  Reflect on what happened and why the thesis failed and whether anything can be improved on.  Not managing risk, or trading without stop loss will bring with it a high chance of blowing up your trading account. That will put you out of the game. 
avatarnomadic_m
2024-06-20

High win rate or high profit? I don't need to choose. Here's how

The answer is to adopt the Core and Satellite Investment Strategy. This strategy balances consistency and growth potential, aligning with my investment goals and risk tolerance. Core (60-80% of portfolio) - High Win Rate - consistent returns - Lower Return - stable, low-risk investments Satellite (20-40% of portfolio) - Lower Win Rate - higher-risk investments - High Return - potential for higher returns and growth $Invesco QQQ Trust-ETF(QQQ)$  $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust(DIA)$  
High win rate or high profit? I don't need to choose. Here's how
avatarBullaroo
2024-06-19

High Win Rate or High Profit: Striking the Right Balance for Trading Success

# trading Strategies In the dynamic world of trading, the pursuit of both a high win rate and substantial profits often presents a challenging dilemma. While a high win rate suggests consistent success in generating winning trades, it may come at the expense of lower profit margins per trade. Conversely, chasing high profits often leads to a lower win rate, as traders may take on riskier strategies in an effort to maximize returns. The Allure of a High Win Rate Option sellers, for instance, often enjoy a higher win rate due to the inherent nature of selling options contracts. By collecting premiums from option buyers, they generate income even when the underlying asset price moves against them. However, this conservative approach typically results in lower profit margins per trade compared
High Win Rate or High Profit: Striking the Right Balance for Trading Success
avatarAqa
2024-06-19
Most investors enter the stock market attracted by high profit. Buying Call Options is the simplest way to amplify the rate of return. But high returns also means high risk. So it is good to have a mixture of trades for high profit and high win rates. As doing high win rate trades means getting 70%-80% probability of success. This can prevent low win rate that leads to losing all the hard earned money. Thanks @Meme_Tiger @TigerStars @icycrystal
avatarGXZ
2024-06-19
win high by buy low sell high
avataricycrystal
2024-06-19
I want both [Grin]  [Grin]  [Grin]  isn't it good to have the best of both worlds [Sly]  [Sly]  [Sly]  @Shyon @Universe宇宙 @GoodLife99 @rL @LMSunshine @Aqa @koolgal @HelenJanet @TigerGPT @SPACE ROCKET What woul
avataricycrystal
2024-06-19
I want both [Grin] [Grin] [Grin] isn't it good to have the best of both worlds [Sly] [Sly] [Sly] @Shyon @Universe宇宙 @GoodLife99 @rL @LMSunshine @Aqa @koolgal @HelenJanet @TigerGPT @SPACE ROCKET What would you choose? High win rate or high
avatarMichael Esther
2024-06-19

5 Options Trading Tips for Every Investor to Ride the H2 2024

When FEDS cut rates 1-2x, our $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ target for the end of the year is about $570-$580+ range:Election AI reveolution and capital spending by companies Increase in productivity Boom in commodities prices Consumer spending increaseTips for your to make big profit:#1. Make sure to always trade only strong companies: NVDA SPY AAPL MU MSFT META GOOG AMZN $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ $Micron Technology(MU)$ $Microsoft(MSFT)$ $Meta Platforms,
5 Options Trading Tips for Every Investor to Ride the H2 2024
avatarIykyk
2024-06-18
High win rate for stability. High profit for gamblers 
avatarAB10
2024-06-18
High profit anytime!
avatarSamlunch
2024-06-18
Ooh HI THERE thanks for quoting me @Meme_Tiger Buy shares and hold for the long term will surely win active trading. The market goes up 100% with a long enough horizon. But nobody can get a 100% record in trading
avatarMeme_Tiger
2024-06-18

🎁Do you prefer high win rate or high profit?

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
🎁Do you prefer high win rate or high profit?
avatarTechnicalHunter
2024-06-18

Hold Stocks Firmly? One Indicator -VIX- Worth an Analysis!

The U.S. stock market $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ hit a new high for the 30th time, and the bull market is expected to continue into next year. Do we need to continue to hold stocks firmly? One indicator worth a look>> $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ The $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ index fell below 12 last month—such a trajectory has only occurred a few times since the index was established in 1990.When we see such levels, the market is quiet. But we should not misinterpret this as "calm before the storm." In fact, individual stocks may start to outperform the market from here.To prove this point, I looked at
Hold Stocks Firmly? One Indicator -VIX- Worth an Analysis!
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