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A simple explanation of money management!Hi every one Kindly like the ideas if it is helping you and leave a comment Money management is the most significant part of any trading system. Most of traders don't understand how important it is. It's very important for you to understand the concept of money management and trading decisions. Money management represents the amount of money you are going to invest on one trade and the risk your going to accept for this trade. There are many, many different money management strategies. Preserving your balance from high risk exposure is the main objective. You must understand what the following term means. Core Equity Core equity = Starting balance - Amount in open positions. If you have a balance of $20,000 and you enter a trade with $2,000 then your core equity is $18,000. If you enter another $2,000 trade, your core equity will be $16,000. When you trade without sound money management rules, you are in fact gambling with your investment. You are not looking at the long term possible on your investment. Rather you are only looking for that quick high return. Sound money management rules will not only protect your investment, but they will make you very profitable in your investing future. Like attempting to lose weight and working out, money management is something that most traders say they practice Money Management but few truly practice. Money management is unpleasant because it forces traders to constantly monitor their positions and to take necessary losses. It is difficult for most people to do that constantly. This method assumes that you are aware of: 1. The stop loss size of the trade 2. The percentage risk (of your unleveraged cash float), that you want to risk per trade. The percentage risk method states that there will be a given percentage of your cash that is at risk per trade. Before you know what is at risk in a trade you need two bits of information: the stop loss size for that trade, and the percentage risk that you've chosen in your investment program. Assume that you chose a percentage risk of 2% of your cash float. If your cash float is $10,000, this means that you want to risk 2% of $10,000 per trade, which is $200. So with every trade, the maximum you would be willing to lose would be $200 With this chosen percentage, it would take you 50 losses in a row before you lose your entire float (50 x 2% = 100%). If your system is a good one, then 50 losses in a row would be highly unlikely. On the other hand, if the risk chosen was 1%, then it would take 100 rather than 50 losing trades in a row to lose the entire float. The number of losing trades required to lose the float decreases as you increase the percentage risk. {Forex} {Crypto} money management is a way of life for the prudent investor. Practice money management and you just might be one of 5 out of 100 that will be in a position to make money from {Forex} {Crypto} Trading. Traders, if you liked this idea or have your opinion on it, write in the comments,We will be glad. Thank you for seeing idea . Have a nice day and Good luck.
Education
by CobraVanguard
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Bearish batAUDCHF is in a supply area, it is the third time that price reaches this zone, we can clearly see a bearish divergence in on balance volume. These comined factors make me think about a possible drop of the pair, there are three different areas in which we could take profitsaccording to our money management and our trading style: 0.6590 : first support (you can close 25% of your trade or if you trade frequently you can close your position and open another one 15/20 pips higher) 0.6500: 61.8% fibonacci retracemnt of the bat ( you can close 50% of your trade here and set sl at breakeven) 0.6405: last demand area where lies 200-day moving average. Use an appropriate money management.
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by Dragon_Investments
Risk Management - how not to lose your moneyLet's say you're new to trending. You have a deposit - for example, $ 10,000 - which you are ready to invest in earnings. And you come to the market with one thought - how to make more money! Stop! The first question that you should ask yourself before starting trading is: "How not to lose the money you already have?" Risk management will help you with this. There are many different "chips" and rules in order not to drain the deposit (and we will definitely talk about them in more detail). But today I want to discuss the most important rule: setting a risk limit. Different traders will give you different numbers. Someone considers the optimal risk of 5% of the deposit amount, someone - 7%. But everyone agrees that the amount should not exceed 10%. If a person tells you that you can bet more than this amount, he is not your friend. I believe that 1% of the deposit is optimal for beginners to trade. Few? No, it’s enough to make money and not enough to sell the house in case of failure. Above is a table with comparative risks - how much and how quickly you can lose depending on the percentage. I'll take $ 10,000 as an example. In this case, 1 percent of this amount will be $ 100. $ 100 is 0.1 lot to open a deal. This means that 1 pip on the chart will cost us $ 0.1. Maximum drawdown is the number of points that the price must go through in order for us to lose money (or, conversely, to earn). For example, the EURUSD currency pair can pass 1000 points per day. As you can see in the table: trading with an acceptable rate of 1% in case of failure will deprive us of only $ 100 10% - already $ 1000. 100% - all $ 10,000. Yes, if we succeed, we will be in the big plus. But the risk also increases. If you are a beginner trader, don't risk your capital. Open deals starting from a 1% deposit. If you are experienced... You can assume that I am conservative, but I also advise not to use more than 1% of the deposit. However, you are free to choose the percentage that is safe for you based on your background and strategy. ______________________________________________________________ Share with us what risk limit do you use in trading? Why choose this one? What other risk management rules do you want me to talk about?
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by DeGRAM
16
Potential short term downside. Personally I plan to hedge out the difference since I had a relatively reasonable entry. Of course I keep a rather wide stop (given the relatively small size of my position) a bit bellow Time Weighted Average Price (TWAP; lowest plain line). That would be the worst case scenario, my entry and long position is based on qualitative (bottom up) analysis. The stop is still, in my opinion, necessary as if the the price breaches far below that my position wouldn't make any sense on any time frame below 3 years. Please note that the arrow is just there to illustrate the potential downside I plan to hedge against. It's not a price prediction, I can't see the future. My short term goal at any given point is always to limit the risk and protect profits. The money will just show up if I'm consistent.
NYSE:KO
by unsignedlemon
AUDJPY SELL X2A good opportunity with 2 options. Sell now or sell in case of break. What are the advantages and disadvantages? If you sell now: - The stop will be small - just above today's candle. - The profit will be higher - 140 pips. - It is more risky - there is no confirmation of the movement. If you sell after a breakout: - The stop will be bigger - above the previous peak. - The profit is smaller - up to 73.05. - Lower risk - there will be confirmation and break. Which option to choose depends on your risk appetite. In both cases, calculate correctly the volume with which to go in! For additional questions about money management you can contact us! Like and comment to support us!
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by ForexTrendline
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💥 Money Management (MM) and Risk Management (RM) 💥Hello, my dear friends🧡 🔊I would like to talk a little about money management and risk management. 🙌🏻That’s very important in trading. Because trading isn’t only psychology. 🙅🏻‍♀️Your financial result depends on how competently you can manage your available capita l💸. 🤜🏻 Risk management - determining the maximum position volume in a transaction and the maximum stop value. 📌 Never enter the market with one position on all available capital. The most common money management tactics: ⭐ trade in all capital ⭐ fixed lot ⭐ fixed percentage ⭐ optimal percentage ⭐ safe percentage ⭐ fixed proportion 👌🏻But no matter what money management tactics you choose, the essence will stay the same - you should always consider your risks (the amount, that you will lose in transaction). If You entered the deal, You should always put Stop Loss, and keep in mind the price level after which you MUST close deal. ✔The concept of positive mathematical expectation✔ The average value of your profits must be higher than the average value of your losses. THE MOST IMPORTANT RULE IN THE MARKET: 🔴 DON'T STOP! ❣Do not worry about your losses❣ 🤜🏻Only on your own mistakes you can learn to be successful💋💋💋 And of course, 👉🏻don’t forget about improvement of your skills.💪🏻 😉Read my EDU posts and everything will be cool :) 🌹Stay with me🌹 Your Rocket Bomb🚀💣 My previous ideas 👇🏻
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by RocketBomb
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