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<p id="isPasted">Some strategies have low win rate with high risk-reward ratio, while some other strategies come with high win rate but low risk-reward ratio.</p><p>Strategies which produce each of these 2 kinds of payoff structures have their fans.</p><p>Personally I take note of, but do not care too much on these figures. Because payoff distributions produced by most successful strategies are not symmetrical in nature.</p><p>To traders, the main difference is on their payout (& risk) structures.</p>
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<p>Win rate changes month over month. It never stays same. For few month, it would be 70% and for other months it would be 80%.</p><p id="isPasted">Risk-reward ratio depends on setups that we trade. Some setups requires big Sl and some require small Sl. I always try to keep my risk-reward ratio more than 1:2.</p><p>I have traded stocks, with the risk-reward ratio more than 1:20. It all depends on your technical skill and risk management skills.</p><p>To be a profitable trader, you just need 50% win and 1:2 risk-reward ratio.</p>
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