All that matters outside of execution is risk vs account.
Two tarders trading 'dax', both are 4x account and have the same and position and view, one is short 50 FDAX the other is short 50 x £1.00. Both dont use stops cos they know how to trade. The only thing different is the $ amount at risk. But that is viewed equally by the two players because they know how to trade, and know that its not about the 'money'.
Two things:
- If you are implying that the no SL " system " works , then like Brumby and I said, you need a statistically significant sample size. More trades, the bigger the size, the longer the period ( at least constant trading over a year to me) , the greater the credibility. One off bets don't mean anything.
- You don't get £1.00 stakes on the Dax futures, the minimum is E5, if that is what this " 50 x £1.00 " means . And don't forget your margin call which will be 1000's of pounds. I guarantee the feeling is a lot different to doing 0.90p.
So that has to factored into your " risk vs account ". Effectively your risk on the Fdax without a SL will have increased considerably as you will need another capital sum for the inevitable margin call.