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 | Trading is Simple but Definitely Not EasyThe other day I commented on a post that asked whether it was realistic to make $1k per day with a $125k account. The math was rather simple: how many R's per month does that equal when risking 1% of your account per trade.Using Risk-Multiples to standardize trading goals I proceeded to list various reward-to-risk/win-rate combinations that would return 20-25R over 50 a trade sample size. A few possible ways to return 20-25R over 50 trades As some people noted, achieving these results is much more difficult than it looks. They are absolutely correct! Trading, at its core, is rather simple. But it's definitely not easy. The above calculations assume that you have a proven edge. You know—a strategy that has been back-tested and forward-tested through various market conditions and results in a positive expectancy over a large sample size. Without an edge, these numbers are pie-in-the-sky figures. Magical mathematics. I Want to Speak to the Risk ManagerI'm sure everybody has heard that a trader's number one job is to manage risk. What does that mean exactly? At a bare minimum, managing risk involves controlling your losses through the use of stops—either with hard orders or mental rules that dictate when to exit a trade.What else does a Risk Manager do? Well, another responsibility of the competent Manager is to properly size trades based on the above stop loss. Doing so mitigates the drawdown impact that each losing trade will have on your capital (rule of thumb is to risk max 1% of your account per trade). The final component of a basic trade plan is to set a reasonable profit target. Similar to executing stops, you can take profit with limit orders or by intuitively reading price action. There are countless ways to manage a position once you are in a trade, such as scaling out, all-or-nothing, trailing, etc. Regardless of whether you are a mechanical or discretionary trader, your overall performance can be quantified through statistics. The two most popular benchmarks are reward-to-risk (R2R) and win-rate (i.e., accuracy). One is meaningless without the other—more on that below. It's safe to assume that everybody with a brokerage account is tracking this data, right? Forecasting: A Key Component of a Trading Business PlanIf you walk into a bank today and ask for a loan, they will most certainly request to see a business plan. Day trading is no different. Which markets will you trade? Which setups? How much will you risk per trade? Max drawdown per day? Per Week? What sort of returns are you aiming for per month? Projections next quarter? Etc. etc. A lot goes into a Trading Business Plan—it is a roadmap to help keep you oriented and to measure performance (great topic for another day).To be honest, it was surprising to see my comment from above blow up the way it did. I had assumed that basic concepts such as Risk-Multiples, Reward-to-Risk, and Win-Rate were common knowledge. These stats are vital to the trading Business Model; we are mini casino owners/operators after all (i.e., the house and not patrons). Big ask from a rando online haha Enough rambling! I've created the following spreadsheet with some very basic Risk Management calculations. It is fully compatible with Google Sheets if you upload the .xlsx file and save as. The SpreadsheetThe first tab, R2R, is a simple table which shows the hypothetical returns for any given combination of reward-to-risk and win-rate, over n trades. For example, at 2 R2R and 50% accuracy, you can expect to make 50R after 100 trades. This is equivalent to 1.5 R2R and 60% accuracy, which also nets the same as 1.0 R2R and 75% accuracy.[R2R] tab, with unprofitable/unrealistic returns in grey It's mind-blowing to me that at 50% accuracy, you double your profitability going from 1.5 R2R to 2.0 R2R. By holding your winners for just 33% more, you make twice as much in the long run. Insane! As a business owner, it helps to understand these profit margins, doesn't it? The next tab, SIZE AND TP, is a handy calculator which computes the number of shares to take for 1 Risk Unit. If trading options, select YES from the dropdown. The table also calculates how much BP will be consumed, as well as what price target is required for a 1R, 2R, 3R, 4R, or 5R return. You can enter up to four independent positions. [SIZE AND TP] tab - Share Sizing and Take Profit Targets FORECAST, the last tab, has two sections. The top is a table which computes various figures such as:
At the bottom is a graph which shows a simulated equity curve using the data from above. You have the option to display in R's or $. Of course, consistency doesn't mean going up in a straight line; consider it a trendline that your actual P&L should coil around over time. Thinking—and executing—in probabilities requires putting your faith in the Law of Large Numbers. [FORECAST] tab, benchmark equity curve I am aware that there are much more complex statistics to calculate and analyze for Risk Management, but this is the bare minimum that each trader should be tracking. By no means am I a statistician; this document is not intended for veteran traders. But it's a good starting point. If you wish to take your Risk Management and Trading Analytics to the next level, check out the many online trading journal solutions. They offer more advanced metrics such as Trade Standard Deviation, System Quality Number (SQN), Risk-of-Ruin, Max Favorable/Adverse Excursion (MFE/MAE), etc. For a deep dive into the world of quantitative and statistical Risk Management, look into Van Tharp's body of work. Trading is All About Trade-OffsHopefully this spreadsheet is useful for anyone who is setting out on their trading journey. I know, I know—it is very hypothetical in nature. But as with any start-up, you need to get an idea of what profitability even looks like before putting real capital at risk. Consider it research and development.At the end of the day, what determines a trading edge's profitability is balancing the relationship between:
Not a PanaceaAs the spreadsheet will demonstrate, there are countless paths that may lead to positive returns in the market. Just like there are an infinite number of ways to trade. Don't get me wrong—I am not purporting that becoming a consistently profitable trader is an easy endeavor. It takes years of hard work and dedication. But by practicing sound Risk Management, you will avoid blowing up while navigating and surviving the learning curve. Cheers and all the best :) |
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