Yesterday, the long position with ID $LISTA made a profit of $2600, I didn't close it, and set a protective stop-loss, ultimately making $880 in profit.

Then, during the second instance, there was a profit of over $400, I didn't close it, and set a protective stop-loss, which ended up being executed automatically.

You can see that Blue Star is executing two strategies:

1. A positive expected value risk-reward ratio strategy, for example, in this trade, with a stop-loss of 0.26 and a take-profit of 0.4, what is the approximate risk-reward ratio?

2. A capital protection strategy. Once a profit is made, a protective stop-loss order is set.

3. Each order will not exceed 5% of the total capital.