The value of this column refers to the easily understandable risk parameter that our systems optimize on the long and medium terms. Such parameter, which we call G/L relationship, or relationship between gain and risk of loss, is the historical relation during the analyzed period between the average gain obtained by the profitable trades and the average loss due to the non-profitable trades:

Thus, a G/L of 20 for example, would indicate that historically it is possible to expect a probability for profit about 20 times as high as the risk for loss associated to each trade suggested for a given company.

The complex, dynamical and non-linear nature of Stock Markets:

We prepared a Power-Point presentation about the complex, dynamical and non-linear nature of Stock Markets. You can access it here.