CHAPTER NINE-TEEN

 

Start with over $10
Go red and green on each trade
You'll lose $1 on red or green
You'll earn .80$ on red or green
You equate to a twenty cents loss each trade instead of losing more or all
Will the twenty cents loss crash the account faster than the profit builds It?

Trade one
$10 balance
$1 hedged trade
$9.80

Trade two
$9.80 Balance
$1 hedged trade
$10.60

Trade three
$10.60 Balance
$1 hedged trade
$11.40

Trade three
$11.40 Balance
$1 hedged trade
$12.20

Trade four
$12.20 Balance
$1 hedged trade
$13

Trade five
$13 Balance
$1 hedged trade
$13.80

Trade six
$13.80 Balance
$1 hedged trade
$14.60

Trade seven
$14.60 Balance
$1 hedged trade
$15.40

Trade eight
$15.40 Balance
$1 hedged trade
$16.20

Trade nine
$16.20 Balance
$1 hedged trade
$17

Trade ten
$17 Balance
$1 hedged trade
$17.80

Trade eleven
$17.80 Balance
$1 hedged trade
$18.60

Trade twelve
$18.60 Balance
$1 hedged trade
$19.40

Trade thirteen
$19.40 Balance
$1 hedged trade
$20.20

That's a double. How lengthy the trade time frames are determined the duration it took to double profit. This is the only sane way to trade. Some short time frames under one minute may not be advisable or analytical.

4 hour trades take 52 hours to double.
Two days plus four hours.

2 hour trades take 26 hours. Double
One day plus two hours.

1 hour trades take 13 hours. Double.
Half a day plus one hour.

30 minute trades take 6.5 hours. Double.
One work shift minus an hour and a half.

15 minute trades take 3.25 hours. Double
One viewing of "The Godfather" or "Titanic"


7.3 minute trades take 1.625 hours. Double
One "Netflix and Chill" session
1 double per hour.

3 minute trades take 39 minutes. Double.
A few of "The Boondocks" episodes.
1.53 doubles per hour.

2 minute trades take 26 minutes. Double.
One episode of "The Fresh Prince of Bel - Air".
9.23 doubles per hour.
1 minute trades take 13 minutes. Double.
One episode of "Robot Chicken"
"Bawk Bawk Bawk".
4.6 doubles per hour