Operation:
1. the first thing to do is to set the amount with which to start with the progression. By default, 80 euros is set in the "Capitale iniziale" cell. Personally I use a very simple technique to basically risk my total capital 1 time only. Example: if I have a capital of 1000 euros, I divide it into 10/15 parts (of your choice) and we will therefore get: 1000/15 = 66. 66 I don't write it in the file! This figure will be the one with which I will do my first operation. If the operation is wrong I will go on with the same amount. If it is correct, I will go on with the net and that will be the amount that I will insert in the "Capitale iniziale" cell. So let's assume a payout of 80%, 66 x 80/100 = 52.80. In this case I risked 66 euros only once and since the transaction was successful, the capital is safe and I can only focus on the net earned. For simplicity, I never carry the cents back so I will enter the amount of 52 in the cell.
2. Since you write the amount in the cell and press enter, all the amounts will obviously change according to the amount you entered. So you have a general overview of where it is possible to go. Once this is done, the "Puntata" column will tell us the amount to be entered for the progression. Obviously the first result will be identical to the figure entered previously and therefore in this example it is 52. The "Vincita" column will show us how much we earn for each operation while the "Attivo" column will show us how much we have gained overall.
3. If the operation is correct, in the "Quota" column, we must write the payout. Attention, the amount is written in decimal format: therefore if we closed the operation at a 90% payout, we must write 1.90. By default everything is set to 1.80 and therefore 80%. At this point we continue with the second and third amounts and assume two payouts still 90%. We will therefore have invested in sequence: 52, 98 and 186. The "Vincita" and "Attivo" fields will show substantially the same amounts.
4. Once you get here, we have 3 possibilities: stop and start again with a new progression, continue the progression without provisions or continue the progression with personalized provisions.
5. If we stop, with the net profit of 1/15 of our total capital (1/15 = 66 - net = 52), invested 3 times at the 90% payout, we cash in about 35% of the entire capital , or 354.80 euros. If you want to continue without setting aside, just follow the amounts in the table and update the "Quota" column with the payout.
6. Since the progression has been built in 3-step cycles, once we have reached the first cycle, we have the possibility of setting aside part of the gain so as not to lose all the good things we have done but continuing the progression anyway. In the "Accantonamento" column, in the first cycle reached (yellow fields only), we can specify how much to set aside in%. The scale ranges from a minimum of 10% to a maximum of 80% (the amounts that can be entered are described in the "Accantonamento in%" column. Amounts not described in the table, will not work). Let's assume a 30% provision. The "Fort Knox" column will show us what 30% corresponds to. In our example it is 106.02. If we continue the progression, these 106.02 will be secure gain and will no longer be capitalized. The new amount to be invested will be 247 euros. It goes on until the next cycle of 3 etc. .. etc. .. You can also insert the provisions before starting the progression to get an idea of the path to follow that best suits you.
Advantages of the system:
- simple to use file (it is more complicated to write it than to use it)
- even if you put together a few operations in a row, you get very interesting earnings
- customizable according to your strategy and risk
- EXTRA: if you divide the capital into many parts, you will only need to earn the first operation to avoid risking anything since you will use the net for the progression
Disadvantages of the system:
- no errors are allowed during the progression. An error immediately leads to the end of the progression
Guys, I'm not a native English speaker ... I hope my explanation is clear. If not, let me know. In the meantime, I wish you much fun and I hope you find it useful!
