Some people (wrongly) think the %Winners needs to be better than 50%. What matters is the relationship between %Winners AND Profit Ratio. The key is the Average Loss being VERY small compared to the Average Profit being VERY large.

Mathematical Expectancy is a measure of how much you can expect to make based on every dollar you risk. Risking $1 to make $2 is considered ‘good’. If Mathematical Expectancy is negative you WILL lose.

The Return on Investment figures are for about half a year. Although it is not statistically valid to claim this rate of return will continue for the rest of the year, these figures are offered as a guide only. They need to be considered in light of all the other Advanced Cycles course Paper Trading results.