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Risk management
Position sizing, drawdown and risk concepts for educational study.
- Risk-Reward Ratio (R:R)The expected profit of a trade divided by its potential loss. A 1:3 ratio means a $1 risk is taken to make $3.
- Position SizingThe process of choosing trade size so a single loss does not exceed a defined fraction of capital — typically 0.5–2% per trade.
- Monte Carlo Forward Scenarios for Algorithmic Strategy Risk DistributionsBlock bootstrap vs parametric paths, copulas for joint shocks, and separating model risk from sampling noise.
- Recovery Factor as a KPI for System Robustness Beyond Raw ReturnNetProfit / MaxDD variants, horizon sensitivity, instability when max DD trivially small sample artifacts.
Educational glossary content only — not investment advice.