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Record the Kelly percentage that the equation returns.AAA Benefits for International Members Traveling to the United States.

Input these numbers into Kelly's equation above.

A result of less than one is manageable as long as the number of losing trades remains small. You should have a number greater than one if your average gains are greater than your average losses. Do this by dividing the average gain of the positive trades by the average loss of the negative trades. This number is better as it gets closer to one. To do this, divide the number of trades that returned a positive amount by your total number of trades (both positive and negative).

Calculate "W"-the winning probability.

The Kelly Criterion assumes, however, that you trade the same way now that you traded in the past. If you are a more advanced trader with a developed trading system, simply backtest the system and take those results. You can do this by simply asking your broker or by checking your recent tax returns if you claimed all your trades.