#RiskRewardRatio Risk-Reward Ratio Made Simple
The risk-reward ratio compares what you could lose vs. what you could gain on a trade.
Example:
Risk $100 to make $300 = 1:3 ratio
A good ratio is 1:2 or higher — meaning your reward is at least double your risk.
INJ Example:
• Risk Zone: Below $20
• Target: $50+
• If you enter near $20, set a stop-loss just below and aim for the $50 target — that’s a strong risk-reward setup.
Use this method for RNDR, NEAR, and others too.
Always set clear stop-losses to manage risk.
