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How to Increase Trading Profitability with the MaxR Metric

Last Updated: September 20, 2019 by Hugh Kimura

MaxR is a very simple metric that can help you optimize your trading strategy. Learn how it works and what to look for.

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MaxR vs MFE: Why You Need Both

Last Updated: August 3, 2019 by Hugh Kimura

You probably know about MFE. But do you also track MaxR? In this post, I’ll show you why MFE only gives you half of the story and how MaxR can help you dramatically improve your profit per trade.

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How to Use Advanced Risk Multiple Tracking

Last Updated: September 20, 2019 by Hugh Kimura

Most traders do a risk multiple analysis on their trades and that’s great! But if you take it one step further and examine these advanced R-metrics, you can gain greater insights into how you can improve your trading strategies.

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MFE and MAE in Forex and How They Can Help Your Trading

Last Updated: March 26, 2019 by Hugh Kimura

MFE and MAE are trading metrics that are not talked about too often in trading education, and for good reason. They can be a little confusing. But if you understand them, they can give you deeper insight into your trading performance.

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