Number of trades equaled to the max risk amount multiplied by the number of trades to the power of two so

that the last number comes out profitable

Example
10 trades to equal $10 risk
0.02 loss
0.04 loss
0.08 loss
0.16 loss
0.32 loss
0.64 loss
1.28 loss
2.56 loss
5.12 losss
10.24 win times 2

The set number of trades above is random, but the max is 30 trades But followes a sequence if loss so if above
is $10 total in loss the next should equal total of 20 if loss 40, etc Until the finally last profitable trade recovers
all loss.

Do you understand the logic math problem??

But please can you see if it’s valid so that after for example 400 trades it’s profitable
With random outputs?

a mathematical equation to see if it’s profitable

after for example 400 trade outcomes with different random number of trades

so $10 in a set of 20 trades total if loss $20 in a set of 5 trades etc the max is 30 in a group

Max 30 trades in each risk amount averaging to the totaling sum and the last being a profitable trade

Just notes here 10 trades to equal $10 risk A multiplier is used for the individual trades but must equal the sum
of the risk example $10 then we need to find the average so that the last trade is a profitable one. We will also
multiple the last number by 2 this sequence repeats until losses are recovered. This is random

Say example $10 risk and 10 trades How do I find the compounding starting amount to equal the sum of $10
starting from the lowest number to greatest like a compound.. So when added all up together it equals $10 or as
close as possible. This calculation should be applied to other numbers

If I loan you $10 and have have to pay me back in 10 days what is the lowest amount you can pay each day?