Reward/Risk or Risk/Reward in practice!

Most investors use Risk to Reward ratio to show the estimated gain or loss of an investment or trade. The outcome in most cases is a fraction,like 1/3,1/4,..1/10.

The number above the fraction bar is the Risk (numerator), and the one below the fraction bar is the Reward(denominator).
I believe using the reversed ratio is better and helping the investors learn it more easily so I usually use Reward/Risk. The result is a single number which helps the investor or trader to get the concept much better.

To wrap it up, reward to risk ratio means the amount you could earn by risking a fraction of your capital.
For instance, if you buy a share for 100 dollar and your estimated target is 150 and your stop loss is 90 dollar, then your
Risk/Reward is : 10/50=1/5
Reward/Risk is 50/10=5
Both means you are risking 10 dollars to make 50 dollars..! So use what ever is easiest to learn for you..!
Reading between the lines: when you define the Reward/Risk (risk/reward), it means you have basic setup needs for a good trading execution. It means I’m aware of the risk of trading and accept it to make money. It also means I have a defined trade entry and exit plan.
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Moshkelgosha(Sniper Trader)