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Reward-to-risk ratio

O lucro máximo possível de uma operação dividido pela perda máxima possível — um rácio de 0,5, por exemplo, significa que podes ganhar 1 $ por cada 2 $ que arriscas; por si só ignora as probabilidades, por isso lê-o em conjunto com a probabilidade de lucro.

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Apenas para fins educativos. As cotações têm atraso de ~15 minutos e nada aqui é aconselhamento financeiro. Negociar opções envolve risco substancial de perda.