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A Two Iteration Monte Carlo Simulation on Trading
By Eight percent per annum  •  January 28, 2010
[caption id="attachment_3280" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Photo by conorwithonen"]Photo by conorwithonen[/caption] This is something that I have posted in a comment some time back. I thought I would just expand it for discussion and see if it makes sense. First let’s work through some assumptions and no.s and see what’s the expected return for trading. 1. The capital base is $100,000 2. $10,000 is utilized per trade 3. 10 trades is done in 1 year 4. Take profit at 20% 5. Cut loss at -10% 6. Winning rate 60% 7. Transaction cost $20 Based on these: a. The 6 winning trades will bring in $12,000. b. The 4 losing trades take away $4,000. c. Transaction cost is $400. d. Total winnings: $3800 e. Return 3.8% - Yeah that's life for a trader, my darling. Why don't you put the money in CPF and earn the same return? Read more...
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