Maine extrapolates 55% win rate over 100 trades showing 1.07 expectancy, demonstrating profitability of his strategy.

So slightly better than two to one. Some trades were three, three and a half. Some trades might have been one and a half, but I generally aim for two to one. But now when you have these two numbers together, you actually get a much more realistic picture here. So with a 55% win rate, let's extrapolate this data to 100 trades. I'm gonna have 55 winners. They're paying 2.77, okay? That equals 152. I'm gonna have 45 losers, right? Those are each costing me one, okay? That's 45 in loss. So on 100 trades using this data, I'm taking 152 R in on my winners and I'm losing 45 R on my losers.