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TylerFoust🎩
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1/2 Risk management in trading: how not to lose your deposit and save your nerves Today let's talk about the things without which trading is just a game of roulette. Risk management is your best friend if you want to not only survive in the market, but also multiply your capital. This is especially important for beginners who are just starting to familiarize themselves with futures trading, and now, in a market as volatile as today's, it's a must. What to do before a trade? Golden rule: don't put everything on one card! Never open a trade with 100% of your deposit. This is a direct path to failure. Even if you are 99% sure of a trade, the market can always surprise you. Determine the amount of risk. Decide how much you are willing to lose if the market goes against you. This is usually 1-3% of your deposit. For example, if you have $100, a 2% risk is $20 per trade. This is your “safety cushion”.
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TylerFoust🎩
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2/2 Calculate Risk/Reward Before each trade, do the math: what is the possible profit versus the possible loss? The ideal ratio is at least 1:2 or higher (e.g., risk $10 to make $20). This helps you understand if the game is worth the candle. Always place a Stop Loss. Stop Loss is your lifeline. It automatically closes the trade if the market is not going your way, limiting your losses. Without it, you risk losing more than you planned. If you like this kind of content, leave a comment and you'll get even more interesting information 😉
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skb45.eth
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TylerFoust🎩
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Thanks, the more support the more interesting the posts will be 😉
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skb45.eth
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