Along with win and loss ratios, money management needs to be factored into the equation. For example, if you are trading a $10,000 account and want risk 2% per trade with a 40SL your trade size will be $5 per pip. With a 65SL for the same 2% risk you will be trading about $3 per pip. So each winner with a $5 per pip with a 35TP would be $175 and $3 per pip trade with a 43TP would be $129. So in my calculations the higher SL and higher TP requires approximately 1.35 wins wins to equal 1 win with the lower SL and TP standard settings. My observation and point here is that if the standard FMT setttings can maintain a 70% win rate, 35% more is not obtainable by the higher SL and TP setting. For the higher SL and TP settings to out perform the standard FMT settings, performance will have to fall off significantly in my opinion. I am not a math wizard and may have some incorrect observations above, but this is how i look at the situation. Thanks again for your input in the forum.
