Apr 03 2021 at 04:16
I think you should first look at how much capital you have in your account and how much are you willing to trade.
There is no particular trade size and leverage that everyone can use. It totally depends on your capital and on your willingness to risk.
It depends on your capital size, risk tolerance ability and your skills to make money. But usually it's been said that don't risk more than 2% in a trade.
Oct 05 2021 at 07:34
Yes, this question is somehow meaningless. It depend on the type of product and the time of span you investing
I try to vary the sizes to suit the market situation, and most of the time it works out pretty well.
Oct 14 2021 at 04:58
My trade size depends on the risk I am willing to take. On the other hand, I like to keep my leverage low because of the risks associated with it.
You can use whatever leverage you want actually there is no restriction towards leveraging. Lots of traders prefer trading without leverages because trading with leverages always implies lots of risks, not all traders are so crazy to take such risks. Of course, you can earn much more money, but you can also blow your account much faster. To my mind, leverage is for professional traders who mastered risk management practices and always can consciously assess the situation.Other would better stay off leverages, because it's a main trigger for blowing your account as I said. However, you can use it in case you're sure in your strengths.
I constantly increase in the course of work, this is the only way to develop both myself and my work
Oct 18 2021 at 10:47
Leverage can do wonders to your trading if used mindfully. Although fxview offers leverage upto 500x but still I prefer using upto 200x. Better use it carefully, you'll be risking a lot the higher you go. also, best if the broker has negative balance protection.
I honestly don' think anything north of 1:500 is every needed. If used correctly and with caution it can be very useful but most use it to practice horrific risk management and get slapped for doing so.
If you can't spot the liquidity then you are the liquidity.
These parameters should be chosen depending on the level of knowledge and experience of the trader himself. It should be understood that the further work of the trader depends on this choice.
The higher the leverage the better but you have to follow proper risk management. I don't see the point of using lower leverage because the lower it is, the lower is the number of trades you can open at the same time. With a swing trader like me and trading majors and minors, I have a couple of trades open simultaneously.
Learn proper risk management. Once you do, leverage won't really matter.
Learn proper risk management. Once you do, leverage won't really matter.
Trading is a marathon, not a sprint.
It depends on the experience. If the experience is correct, you can trade with any account.
and you can open any account whatever want?
Oct 25 2021 at 07:01
The majority say that the ideal forex leverage ratio is between 1:100 - 1:200. But in my opinion, 1:100 leverage is the perfect leverage because it means that with $500 in the account, you have credit funds of $50,000 that are offered by the broker to open trades.
Best leverage is the highest leverage offered by your broker. It allows you to avoid getting any margin calls and lets you open as many trades as your margin permits. Of course, capital and risk management should be followed every single time. And if you do, leverage actually won't matter because you will always have a specific risk amount on any single trade.
Trading is a marathon, not a sprint.
Oct 25 2021 at 07:38
8christianpaul8 posted:this comment is as flaw as many amateurs think.... Leverage is more than that, you almost presume everyone is rational
Best leverage is the highest leverage offered by your broker. It allows you to avoid getting any margin calls and lets you open as many trades as your margin permits. Of course, capital and risk management should be followed every single time. And if you do, leverage actually won't matter because you will always have a specific risk amount on any single trade.
I'm pointing the right thing. Risk management is more important that your account leverage. Regardless of the leverage, you always want to know the risks on every trade you take. Amateur like you think leverage is bad but it's not or else, we will be earning too little for every trade we make.
Trading is a marathon, not a sprint.
Nov 04 2021 at 16:59
8christianpaul8 posted:I have the same opinion. The choice of trading platform depends on the knowledge and skills.
That depends on your account capital and trading experience. If you don't know what you are doing yet, better to start with demo. It depends on your position sizing too.
Nov 12 2021 at 11:19
As for leverages, I can only recommend to stay away of the idea to trade with leverages until you gain enough experience in trading activity. It's a very dangerous thing and sometimes it can be disastrous for your deposit and funds. I think that those traders who want to start trading with leverages must remember one thing. Never use leverages without any idea of how do they work, because they can easily destroy your funds and you will accuse trading of it, while the blame is on you. So, think twice before starting trading with leverages and always try to choose the lowest leverages which are provided by your broker.
