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Can low risk give good reward?

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Lee Ramirez
Answered 3 years, 4 months ago
<p>According to my point of view when we are investing, there is always risk but according to movement of market risk will be high or low.</p>
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Christopher Campbell
Answered 3 years, 3 months ago
<p>We can't exactly say there's low risk and high return. Sometimes it becomes high risk or low returns. It's totally depended on the movement of the market.</p>
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Scott Hartsock
Answered 3 years, 3 months ago
<p>The return is always the output of the risk. Low risk low return and high-risk potential high return. If the high-risk high return would be guaranteed it would not be risky anymore!!!</p>
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Charles Farley
Answered 3 years ago
<p id="isPasted">The lower the risk, the more traders work on it. The risk-reward ratio can be improved by identifying areas or points that offer low-risk bets combined with a multi-timeframe analysis.</p><p>It is important to be an all-rounder in order to become a successful and consistent trader. Risk management and position sizing should be combined with a strategy that offers a good risk-reward ratio. It is worth mentioning here that trading is a game where the law of large numbers works beautifully. The strategy may not work every time, but over time, it will pay off.</p>
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Thomas Ball
Answered 2 years, 8 months ago
<p id="isPasted">Investors set stop-losses and potential profits to determine risk/reward ratios. There is a possibility that a security's price will rise or fall too quickly for the investor to sell at the desired price, resulting in an actual profit or loss that exceeds the theoretical gain or loss.&nbsp;</p><p>The risk/reward ratio only considers the potential profits and losses of an investment. The calculation does not take into account the likelihood of either outcome.</p><p>Prices of securities can rise or fall, but they can also remain stable. For day traders who want to make frequent trades, risk/reward ratios don't account for this …</p>
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