Risk–reward ratio explained with a hypothetical trade
Calculate a planned risk–reward ratio with a rupee example, then understand why costs, execution, position size and win probability still matter.
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Practise describing planned downside and upside before entering a hypothetical trade. A ratio is a planning tool, not a prediction. Connect it with position size, costs, uncertainty and the possibility that an exit executes at a different price.
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