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    The document outlines different risk to reward ratios for investments ranging from 1:1 to 1:3, with associated percentages of likelihood from 80-90% down to 50%. It notes that analyzing the market from top to bottom allows one to apply risk reward concepts. Specifically, it mentions backward looking at 2:1 risk reward ratios, but cautions that relying on luck is like gambling and not a strategy.

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    The document outlines different risk to reward ratios for investments ranging from 1:1 to 1:3, with associated percentages of likelihood from 80-90% down to 50%. It notes that analyzing the market from top to bottom allows one to apply risk reward concepts. Specifically, it mentions backward looking at 2:1 risk reward ratios, but cautions that relying on luck is like gambling and not a strategy.

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    # Risk Reward:

    **1:1** - (**100:100 50:50**) - **80%-90%**

    **1:2** - (**100:200 50:100**) - **70%**

    **1:3** - (**100:300 50:150**) - **50%**

    We have to break down the market from Top to Bottom to see where it could go to.
    Why do we do that ? So we can actually apply Risk Reward.

    Backward Risk Reward:

    **2:1** - (**200:100**)

    Sometimes you can get lucky doing that, but this is not what we want to see.
    This is like gambling and we don't do that.

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