🧮 Let's talk about simple but fascinating math!

Imagine you have only $100, and you open 100 trades with a risk of $1 for each. If you win, you earn $2. And if you lose, you lose only $1. The odds are 1 to 2.

To not lose a cent, 33 profitable trades out of 100 are enough, which will give you $66 in profit. However, note that you will lose $67 on the remaining trades, so the balance will be slightly lower than the initial level, but it is still almost a break-even result.

🔥 Now the interesting part begins with 34 winning trades. You will earn $68, lose $66, and get a net profit of $2. That's only 34% of successful trades! Imagine, you can be wrong 66% of the time and still end up in the black. Mathematics is already completely on your side here.

Don't forget that risk management is the key to success. It is important to remember that you always risk the same amount - $1, and this minimizes losses, even if you have a long series of failures. Yes, if you lose 66 trades, your deposit will slightly sag, but will not burn out completely, and with 34 wins you will return everything with a profit. 💪