Dec 20 2020 at 11:55
Johannes33865 posted:As for me, 10-15% risks per trade is quite high. I only take 5% risk per trade.
I prefer not to take much risk. Although at the beginning of my trade, I often exceeded the acceptable risks and, as a result, suffered large losses. Therefore, at the present time, tell me not to risk more than 10-15%.
Dec 21 2020 at 06:27
pipskilla posted:that did not sound comforting though :P
you can risk everything you want as long as you feel comfortable with the amont
Trading is risky. That's why Managing risk is very important for maximizing profit. I risk 2% of my capital for each trade. Similarly, the most silly introduction to risk is 4%. It proposes I open most crazy of 2 trades. I figure everyone should keep up their hazard association rules. Without overseeing risk in trading entire arrangement achievement is farfetched.
Dec 26 2020 at 11:22
Phyllis_Berry posted:I agree. Learn first in demo account how to control risk. It is very important.
Risk control is one of the most difficult things on the market.
And to cope with it, you need to do a lot of work.
It is true.
Most people just want to make money just by entering into the market. They do not try to understand the reality. The reality is it needs time to be a good trader. You have to invest a lot of time and efforts. It is not going to happen just by learning some ready made strategies and a few months demo trading.
Dec 28 2020 at 06:03
Michihito posted:true that wise words from you
Most people just want to make money just by entering into the market. They do not try to understand the reality. The reality is it needs time to be a good trader. You have to invest a lot of time and efforts. It is not going to happen just by learning some ready made strategies and a few months demo trading.
Dec 28 2020 at 06:41
A calculative risk between 2-5% is acceptable depending upon your confidence in the trade idea. I never go beyond 5% in any condition.
The more your practice, the more you learn.
Dec 28 2020 at 12:13
risk percent is 10% max. i wont go beyond that
Jan 19 2021 at 04:11
Risking 1% of your trade is good. It is a safe way of going about it. I don’t risk more than 2% myself. The safer the better.
Jan 19 2021 at 04:30
jasperrobert posted:After generating 10% profits i opt out of trade
Risking 1% of your trade is good. It is a safe way of going about it. I don’t risk more than 2% myself. The safer the better.
Feb 12 2021 at 04:41
That is fair and it is also not advisable to risk more than 2% of your trades. This is the safest for any trader.
I don’t go beyond risking 2% of my trades and it works out fine for me. It is wise to not go beyond 1 or 2% of the total and most traders tend to do that.
My risk is 2% of my capital for each trade. Similarly, the most silly introduction to risk is 4%. It proposes I open most crazy of 2 trades. I figure everyone should keep up their hazard association rules. Without overseeing risk in trading entire arrangement achievement is farfetched. Stop loss is a part of risk management.
I risk 2% percent of my capital. And I do not open more than 1 trade at a time. Once I closed a trade, then I think about opening a new trade.
Sep 08 2021 at 02:01
I believe a lot of experts recommend never risking more than 1% of your total account balance, so about $1 for every $100 in your account. I typically follow this rule but sometimes I adjust it and risk slightly more if I’m more confident about a trade. Around 3% is the highest I usually go as I don’t like to risk too much.
Sep 08 2021 at 06:58
I always risk 1% but by reward is always 3 time this. I think thats the key. Now my accruacy is 90% or anything like it but i am profitable to where im happy
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