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Reward-to-risk ratio

Le gain maximal possible d’une position divisé par sa perte maximale possible — un rapport de 0,5 signifie par exemple que vous pouvez gagner 1 $ pour chaque 2 $ risqués ; seul, il ignore les probabilités, à lire donc avec la probabilité de profit.

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