Warning newcomers not to try Martin lightly, and be wary of curves that are particularly beautiful

The principle of Martin

• Small stops, but no stops
• Loss accumulation, at intervals of a certain distance, generally increases by 2 times the index
• Stop the boom.

Why does the curve look good and seem to never come back?

• The curve is printed with a gain point every time a position is tied, or a gain point is printed at a long interval
• Martin, as long as the balance is even, it must be profitable
• In other words, Martin has only two options: stop the bombing and blow up the warehouse.
• In other words, what you see that curve looks particularly good is generally the Martin strategy.

I want to try to play Martin.

• Martin had to choose the one that quickly doubles his profits.
• A real-world Martin strategy that prints at least one point of gain per minute is credible.
• Martin will have to double the money to get the money out and let the money run, not panic.

Martin's mathematical expectations for the right game

• Assuming that the probability of the market extreme of the day is 10%, i.e. a 10% probability of a bullish position, then the probability of a five-day non-bullish position is 0.9^5=59%. As long as Martin doubles in five days and then withdraws the principal, then it is expected. Expectation=0.59-0.41=0.18.

Front-row advertising space for rent

• If you have a good strategy, please contact me.