Jul 22 2021 at 12:17
- Several stages of market analysis
- Calculation of probable risks
- Calculation of market entry parameters based on analysis and possible risk
- News monitoring
- Probable exit points calculation and selection of the most profitable scenarios
- Calculation of probable risks
- Calculation of market entry parameters based on analysis and possible risk
- News monitoring
- Probable exit points calculation and selection of the most profitable scenarios
@Marcellus8610
MarcellusLux posted:
- Several stages of market analysis
- Calculation of probable risks
- Calculation of market entry parameters based on analysis and possible risk
- News monitoring
- Probable exit points calculation and selection of the most profitable scenarios
Those are great points. Could you be more specific on how you quantify these risks? and use them for actual trades
CatWalker posted:MarcellusLux posted:
- Several stages of market analysis
- Calculation of probable risks
- Calculation of market entry parameters based on analysis and possible risk
- News monitoring
- Probable exit points calculation and selection of the most profitable scenarios
Those are great points. Could you be more specific on how you quantify these risks? and use them for actual trades
or just trade news =)
Money management is very very important, and so it risk management. They need to go hand in hand. You also need to have some proper knowledge of the market. Money management will be based on a plan that you have, and as you said every trader will have his ir her own plan, such as not exceeding 2% of your capital in any trade.
What is difference between money management and risk management?
Jul 23 2021 at 12:33
CakeMoss posted:I think their is no difference.
What is difference between money management and risk management?
Jul 23 2021 at 18:56
CatWalker posted:The risk analysis is based on technical and fundamental analysis of the current market situation. At the same time, I take into account market volatility, the impact of possible historical levels and the psychology of market participants (investor sentiment). This allows me to get data on the current market position and assess the future prospects for the development of different scenarios. The start position of gain/loss I try to adhere to is 3/1MarcellusLux posted:
- Several stages of market analysis
- Calculation of probable risks
- Calculation of market entry parameters based on analysis and possible risk
- News monitoring
- Probable exit points calculation and selection of the most profitable scenarios
Those are great points. Could you be more specific on how you quantify these risks? and use them for actual trades
@Marcellus8610
Jul 24 2021 at 11:11
@CakeMoss Money management tells you how much money you should should to open a trade. Risk management tells you how you can manage your risk in trading.
Jul 25 2021 at 15:31
Its quite similar risk management helps your money management.
Jul 26 2021 at 11:21
Money management it's more about lot size, instruments chosen, funds allocation, portfolio building, but risk management includes evaluation of possible scenarios, assessment of probably losses related to these risks, using stop orders and RRR calculation.
@Marcellus8610
Jul 29 2021 at 07:31
consistence profit from Forex trading is a big deal , really i have never done this ,
its only for professional traders. and i have no interest on stocks.
its only for professional traders. and i have no interest on stocks.
Jul 29 2021 at 09:56
Tradelist45 posted:It is the toughest thing in this market.
consistence profit from Forex trading is a big deal , really i have never done this ,
its only for professional traders. and i have no interest on stocks.
Jul 29 2021 at 11:14
Davidfx89 posted:agree with you, that's right. There are even situations when it is better to be near the pc and watch closely, instead of setting a stop loss.
sometimes any kind of money management fails to work , so it is more appropriate to develop our trading strategies .
My advice is to always know when you want to enter the market.
That is, your trades should not be spontaneous and the decision should not be made in a hurry.
Remember that if your plane is already taking off, then there is no point in catching up with it by car (unless of course you are Vin Diesel).
Family comes first.
That is, your trades should not be spontaneous and the decision should not be made in a hurry.
Remember that if your plane is already taking off, then there is no point in catching up with it by car (unless of course you are Vin Diesel).
Family comes first.
Do not be greedy and invest in your business as much as you can.
Aug 01 2021 at 13:57
@FirstHero Yes traders should have plans and checklists to enter into the market. If the market doesn't match with the checklists, do not enter into the market.
Aug 01 2021 at 23:42
Yes, in every trader will open entry, the trader need a reason why they open entry, not only because fear of missing out, but based on trading rules their trading system, if trading based indicator before make new entry make sure if indicator really confirmed new signal, if not yet get the signal don't trade, this is way to learn how to keep discipline
Aug 02 2021 at 06:33
@FXOday But the problem is most traders do not have any proper rules. So they do not follow any rules. Most decisions are implusive.
Aug 02 2021 at 12:11
Risk management is the most important part of trading, i always only risk 1% per trade.
Aug 02 2021 at 12:22
@reece22 Taking 1% risk per trade is very good risk management policy. But if you open 10 trades at a time time that would be 10% risk. So we need to be careful about it.
It is very important to be aware of how you are trading. Money used in trades depends on your income, as well as how you decide to manage it in terms fo the various trades. The general rule is to stick to a percentage, such as 2% as you said , of the capital you have when trading. So a plan is important in these cases as it helps you keep better track of wht you intend to do.
