Formula
How the result is calculated
Book reference: q^K ≤ 1/T, where q is loss probability and T is the number of trades.
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A losing streak can occur even with positive expectancy. This projection assumes independent trades and a fixed win rate.
Formula
Book reference: q^K ≤ 1/T, where q is loss probability and T is the number of trades.
Rulyx teaching
The book uses losing streaks to show that a plan must survive several trades, not one result.
FAQ
No. It is a theoretical binomial projection, separate from market history.
It prevents a streak length from being presented as certain.
Educational tool. No signal, broker order or promise of gains.