The grease of simple capital increases
The Mechanism of Simple Capital Increase
In market terms, it is merely doing the same approach as low-risk, high-return investments
It just happened to be a Pilar (PIRA) neglect
Pira neglect = all-in on the market
Time-wait reservation trades = trade only on the market’s validity
The essence of trading is a single-shot trade at a fixed interval during time waiting
Forex Street has been able to grow because strategies in ranges and trends like 1:1 are universal
If you logi-cize based on universally possible market phenomena, you can “increase anytime”
That would be ideal; do not expect anything else
Pira basically has only negative elements
Fundamentally detached from the notion of increasing
In fact, doing it in one shot before Pilar is far more profitable
The very idea of Pilar is questionable
To increase profits
First, enter with a single-shot rather than Pilar
Then, in the ensuing trend, place Nandipin Darambel to increase quantity
For the logic, for that rule, for that type
No use changing the method
Basically, changing quantities and such is the key
That itself becomes the algorithm
If you insist on a single approach
The only paths are to aim for consecutiveness or to optimize timing
The easiest is
A logic that requires no thinking, like consecutive staking
To make that effective, you need capital strength
If you simply aim for red-black consecutiveness, it ends with a reverse Martingale 10-win streak or something like that
If you can increase with equal staking, that’s fine
Focusing only on optimal logic for equal staking is correct
In a pure no-thought consecutive staking
It is a different concept from Martingale
In other words
The midpoint is 5
And there is a concept of betting 1 or 10 depending on strength
If there is a realistic tug-of-war or probability thinking
It should be possible to logi-cize them
If not, it ends as mere mental theory
That is,
The optimal logic of equal staking
or
The idea of reverse Martingale 10-win streak
In roulette
If you consider red/black, high/low, odd/even
There are three bet types at 1:1, and the scenarios where they hit vary
At this time, do not consider win rate; win rate is meaningless
In market terms
A simple 1:1 for buying and selling
A simple 1:1 around-and-back on hedging
And depending on the logic, the nature of 1:1 changes
The roulette types imply such thinking
The hitting scenarios differ
Win rate is merely "set" by the rule, not inherently equal to "win rate"
Also, if you consider red/black, you must choose either red or black
Choosing red or black here and applying reverse Martingale won’t yield a win
Also, as you can see from the results
When red does not come, continuing red is meaningless
In other words, within a fixed period, the outcome is already determined
Therefore, entries occur a fixed number of times within a fixed period
Continuing trades tends to reduce returns except during high return periods
If you alternate red/black with reverse Martingale two consecutive wins and so on, the returns often decrease
There is a lot of decrease
Aiming for returns within a fixed period
With Darambell, after several tries you eventually reach a point where you cannot keep winning
So basically, unless it’s universal like equal staking or reverse Martingale single-shot, it won’t grow
In trends, neglecting or leaving it alone
In live roulette,
Choose reverse Martingale single-shot red/black or consecutive staking
Either way
Universal increases and decreases → successful capital increase; you must continue
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