Chasing The Entry By A Few Percent Can Turn Your 2:1 Setup Into A Coin Flip Before The Trade Even Starts. Here's The Exact Line.

There's a single number that decides whether your next trade is a genuine 2:1 setup or a coin flip, and it has nothing to do with the stock, the coin, or the setup you picked.

It's what happens in the handful of seconds between when you first saw the setup and when you actually clicked buy.

Traders call it the chase.

You'll get the exact percentage-point line where a textbook 2:1 setup collapses into a coin flip, before a single candle even closes, so you can check your own fills against an actual number instead of a feeling.

You'll see two separate simulations built for this report, one running 20,000 accounts and one running an exact probability calculation, land on the same conclusion from two completely different directions.

You'll walk through a well-known study of ten years of actual fund-investor behavior, the kind that tracks actual dollars, which found investors giving back a measured share of their own funds' returns for a reason that had nothing to do with picking the wrong fund.

You'll see what an 11-second difference in entry timing did to two otherwise-identical trades, and the exact dollar gap between two entry habits after 100 ordinary trades, no crash required.