In the current market volatility, the Risk/Reward Ratio has become an indicator that every investor must seriously evaluate. Whether it's short-term trading or long-term positioning, trades are only worth executing when the potential return far exceeds the potential risk. For example, if you are willing to accept a 10% loss, you should expect at least a 30% potential gain, resulting in a risk/reward ratio of 1:3, which is attractive. Controlling risk is not about avoiding risks, but rather about taking 'worthy' risks in a planned manner. Have you calculated this ratio for your recent trades?