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Is a High Risk-to-Reward Ratio Always Better?

Farid Nanchirou

A high risk-to-reward ratio looks attractive, but it means nothing without a reliable strategy. I believe consistency matters more than chasing big wins. What risk-to-reward ratio do you normally use?

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