Profit factor:
wins over losses.
What your winners made divided by what your losers lost. Above 1, you made money; below 1, you lost it.
Profit factor = what your winners made ÷ what your losers lost
A profit factor of 2 means your winners made twice what your losers lost. It doesn’t care how many trades won, only how much money each side moved, which makes it a quick health check for a strategy.
Your winners made $6,000 and your losers lost $4,000. The profit factor is $6,000 ÷ $4,000 = 1.5: for every dollar lost, you made a dollar fifty.
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- The sum worked with your trades
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