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Obviously people have to be conscious of the fact that while math is 100% models are based on probabilities and assumptions. This does leave an area for error.


For example: If one follows a limiting-profit/limiting-risk strategy (e.g. Bear Spread), there is no way that that person can lose (or gain) more money then the speculated gains/loses. This is pure math. If someone is reckless or wishes to engage the risk factor in order to optimize gains, you cannot blame that on mathematics.


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