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Don't Blow Your Account | Learn How to Avoid Margin Call Hey traders, In this educational article, I will share with you 5 simple tips that will help you not to blow your trading. 1️⃣Always Use Stop Loss. Let's start with the obvious - with the stop loss order. Never ever trade without that. Before you open your trade, plan in advance its placement, stick to it once the position becomes active and never remove it. 2️⃣ Manage Your Position Sizes I know that most of you are trading with a fixed lot. That is a bad habit. You should measure the lot size for each trading position you take. You should define in advance the risk percentage you are willing to lose per trade and calculate the lot sizes for your trades accordingly, then. 3️⃣Avoid Taking Too Many Positions Remember that in trading, quantity does not imply quality. The more trades you take, the harder it is to manage each position individually. I would suggest opening maximum 5 trades per day and holding no more than 8 trades simultaneously. 4️⃣ Avoid Trading Too Many Markets The wider is your watch list, the harder it is to focus on each individual element inside. Do not try to control as many markets as possible, instead, narrow your watch list and concentrate your attention on your favourite trading instruments. 5️⃣Remember About Volatility The more volatile is the market that you trade, the harder it is to trade it and the bigger stop losses you need to keep your positions safe. Remember, that the volatility is the double-edged sword. It can bring substantial profits, but it can also blow your entire account in a blink of an eye. Following these 5 simple rules, you will make your trading much safer. Study them and add them in your trading plan. ❤️Please, support my work with like, thank you!❤️
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by VasilyTrader
11
Learn Risk-Reward Ratio | Risk Management For Beginners 📚The risk-reward ratio (or risk return ratio) measures how much your potential reward (or return) is, for every dollar you risk. 📚For example: If you have a risk-reward ratio of 1:3, it means you’re risking $1 to potentially make $3. If you have a risk-reward ratio of 1:5, it means you’re risking $1 to potentially make $5. You get my point. ⚠️Now, here’s the biggest lie you’ve been told about the risk reward ratio: “You need a minimum of 1:2 risk reward ratio.” This statement is incorrect! Because the risk-reward ratio is meaningless on its own. 📚Here’s an example: Let’s say you have a risk reward ratio of 1:2 (for every trade you win, you make $2). But, your winning rate is 20%. So out of 10 trades, you have 8 losing trades and 2 winners. Let’s do the math… Total Loss = $1 * 8 = -$8 Total Gain = $2 * 2 = $4 Net loss = -$4 By now I hope you understand the risk reward ratio by itself is a meaningless metric. Instead, you must combine your risk-reward ratio with your winning rate to know whether you’ll make money in the long run (otherwise known as your expectancy). 📍THEREFORE: The key to success is the combination of the RR and Win Rate in such a fashion that yields a positive return. 📙Example: 🔘If your RR is 1:1 then you start making money with 51% win rate and above. 🔘If your RR is 1:1,5 then you start making money with 41% Win rate and above. 🔘If your RR is 1:2 then you start making money with 34% win rate and above. 🔴The higher the RR the lower is the breakeven Win Rate! Like, comment and subscribe to boost your trading! Hey traders, let me know what subject do you want to dive in in the next post?
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by TopTradingSignals
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Back to Back Weekly Engulfing CandlesAs We anticipated Sells Last week from 81.50 Critical Supply Zone, we profited. Price moved just as expected. We were correct. In the Market when you are correct, you want to earn multiples of what you lose when you are wrong.. So you want to maintain good Risk Rewards Ratios and only take trades that are in line with your Bias. Because there were countless opportunties to take sells last week if your Bias was Bearish. When your individual concept of Market action is playing out accordingly.. you need to exploit it as much as you can. Because how else will you survive? SO create a process of planning out good RR trades based off Technical and Fundamental Analysis. 1. Do Technical Analysis ( I trade Structure) 2. Look at upcoming news for week 2a. Tuesday Morning Speech by Fed @9am 2b. Wednesday morning speech by Fed @6:15am 2d. Friday Morning Consumer Sentiment @ 7am 3. Create Bias for Week (Repeat Thyself - I will be flexible based on Price Action) 4. Realize Nothing Matters without Proper Risk Management 5. Trade in Line with Bias with good RR Ideas. 6. If you Take 2 Losses back to back. Reconsider Analysis but don't jump to conclusions. I would like to Oil continue Bearish this week as I have outlined more potential Bearish Scenarios that could play out. We must consider that we are in a range on the Daily TF. However on Weekly TF we are still Descending and respecting Structure. It is worth to note that we once again printed a bearish Engulfing weekly Candle, Larger than the previous week (that we called out). Has interest Rates in U.S. helped propel USOIL away from our Supply Zone at 81.5$? Or is this just liquidity and profit taking for Bulls to Take over for the coming week. We will see Safe trading.
TVC:USOILShort
by ShrewdCatfx
Learn Risk to Reward Ratio | Forex Trading Basics Hey traders, Planning your every trade, you should know in advance the profit that you are aiming to make and the maximum amount of money you are willing to lose. In this educational article, we will discuss risk reward ratio - the tool that is used to compare your potentials losses and profits. Let's start with an example. Imagine you see a good buying opportunity on EURUSD. You quickly identify a safe entry point, your take profit level and stop loss. From that trade you are aiming to make 100 pips with a maximum allowable loss of 50 pips. To calculate a risk to reward ratio for this trade, you simply should divide a potential gain by a potential loss: R/R ratio = 100 / 50 = 2 In that particular example, risk to reward ratio equals 2 meaning that potential gain outperform a potential loss by 2. Let's take another example. This time, you decide to short USDJPY. From a desirable entry point, you can get 75 pips with a potential loss of 150 pips. Risk to reward ratio for this trade is 75 divided by 150 or 0.5. Such a ratio means that potential loss outperform a potential gain by 2. Risk to reward ratio can be positive or negative. If the ratio is bigger than 1 it is considered to be positive meaning that a potential gain outperforms a potential loss. If the ratio is less than 1, it is called negative so that potential loss is bigger than potential risk. Knowing the average risk to reward ratio for your trades, you can objectively calculate the required win rate for keeping a positive trading performance. With R/R ratio = 0.5 2 winning trades recover 1 losing trade. You need at least 70% win rate to cover losses of your trading. With R/R ratio = 1 1 winning trade, recover 1 losing trade. You need at least 50% win rate to compensate your losses. With R/R ratio = 2 1 winning trade recovers 2 losing trades. You need at least 35% win rate to cover losses of your trading. Trading involves extremely high risk. Risk to reward ratio is a number one risk management tool for limiting your risks. Calculating that and knowing your win rate, you can objectively decide whether a trade that you are planning to take is worth taking. ❤️Please, support my work with like, thank you!❤️
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by VasilyTrader
11
I would lie to you that I am very special!This is an event that has spread all over the real and virtual space these days I am better than you, more beautiful than you, smarter than you But the reality is something else But we know the truth! You and I are human, we have our merits and demerits, we all lied, we were all kind, we were both good and bad! we are equal .. With this introduction, I wanted to get here that we in the financial markets are involved with an equal scale of types of risk It means that if I am facing some risks, you are also facing almost the same risks! So, of course, if we are profitable but have a low win rate, or vice versa, we have a high win rate, but we may not be profitable in the long term. Accepting this risk is the most basic step of entering the market. I think money management and risk management are the only keys to success Our learnings about technical and fundamental analysis only play a role in reducing or increasing the risk of our trade!
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by HoneyCreateMoney
S&P500 Trading Ideas Ahead of the Fed 0.25 Rate HikeThe S&P500 is looking bearish ahead of the much awaited Fed Interest Rate decision later today. Sellers looks to be in control in anticipation for the rise in the USDX value. On the daily chart, MACD shows slightly overbought signs. Selling opportunities exist at the current price 4055 with tight stop loses around 4076. Should the USDX surge later today. The S&P500 may retrace to the 4025 mark, touching the trendline as indicated by the arrow. On the flip side should the USDX break below the 101.4 - which is unlikely - the buyers will be taking control once more.
VANTAGE:SP500Short
by ciryjuma008
Bull flag on BTC?Hello. Possible bull flag forming on Bitcoin . Target around 24k . First resitance is around 22400-22800 (13th of september high) . I think 25k there will be more selling/profit taking if we even get there. You can see from the chart how 10EMA (blue one) has worked as support 3 times before when Bitcoin started its rise (marked with red arrows) . I believe it will work as a support until the price shows that it doesn't and breaks it (and stays below) . Possible risk reward is pretty good, almost 5 ratio . This is not financial advice. If you do take trades always use stop loss! First mistake novice trades do is not use them and gets their ass burned! Check out my analysis on 12th of january "why I think Bitcoin has bottomed" -Jebu
INDEX:BTCUSDLong
by PalenTrade
Learn Why Do You Need a Stop Loss 🟥 Hey traders, Talking to many struggling traders from different parts of the world, I realized that the majority constantly makes the same mistake: they do not set a stop loss. Asking for the reason why they do that, the common answer is that these traders consider the manual position closing to be safer, implying that if the market goes in the opposite direction, they will be able to much better track the exact moment to cut loss. In this article, we will discuss why it is crucially important to set a stop loss and why it is the number one element of your trading position. First of all, let's discuss what is a stop loss. By a stop loss, we mean a certain price level where we close our trading position in loss. In comparison to a manual closing, the stop loss should be set at the exact moment when the order is executed. Stop loss allows us limiting the risks in case of unfavorable movements. On the chart above, I have illustrated 2 similar negative scenarios: 1 with a stop loss being placed and one without. In the example on the left, stop loss helped to prevent the excessive risk, cutting the loss at the beginning of a bearish wave. With the manual closing, however, traders usually hold the negative positions much longer, praying for a reversal. Holding a losing trade, emotions intervene. Greed and fear usually spoil the reasoning, causing irrational decisions. Following such a strategy, the total loss of the second scenario is 5 times bigger than the total loss with a placed stop loss order. Stop loss defines the point where you become wrong in your predictions. Planning your trade, you should know in advance such a point and cut your loss once it is reached. Never trade without a stop loss. ❤️If you have any questions, please, ask me in the comment section. Please, support my work with like, thank you!❤️
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by VasilyTrader
9
DAY TRADING 101: How to Get StartedHello guys! Day trading is a popular way for traders to make money by buying and selling assets within the same trading day. However, before you begin day trading, it's important to understand the basics and develop a solid trading strategy. In this post, we'll cover the basics of day trading and provide some tips on how to get started. First, it's important to understand the different types of securities that you can day trade. Some popular options include stocks, options, futures, and currencies. Each of these securities has its own unique characteristics and requires different strategies, so it's important to choose the one that best fits your goals and risk tolerance. Next, you need to develop a trading plan . Your plan should include your trading strategy, the securities you plan to trade, and your risk management techniques. It's also important to set realistic goals and be prepared to stick to them. Once you have a trading plan in place, you need to practice . You can do this by using a simulation or paper trading account. This will allow you to test your trading strategy and learn from your mistakes before you start risking real money. Another important thing to consider is your risk management . This means understanding the level of risk you're willing to take and setting stop-losses and profit-taking orders to protect your capital. It's also important to maintain a proper risk-reward ratio, which means that the potential profit should be larger than the potential loss. In addition to the above, it's crucial to keep an eye on the market and news , as they can greatly impact your trades, so it's essential to stay updated with the latest news and trends. Finally, keep in mind that day trading requires discipline and patience, so be prepared to put in the time and effort to become a successful trader. To sum it up, day trading can be a great way to make money, but it's important to understand the basics and develop a solid trading strategy. Additionally, you should practice with a simulation or paper trading account, have a proper risk management, stay informed and be prepared to put in the time and effort. Which type of trading do you prefer?
BLACKBULL:US30Education
by m_maia14
1
BEST SHORT Opportunity in the markets!! SQM SHORT!!This chart is up against ATH and MAJOR Overhead Resistance lines extending back to 1996. This stock has been overbought for quite some time and has continued to move higher while markets have traded generally lower. I fully expect this one to play catch up soon. Notice the large Yellow Parallel Trend Channel that price broke out of in March 2022. Price has gone nearly Parabolic since then and is losing steam as it hits overhead resistance. Although not shown here the Price is outside of the Bollinger Bands for >5 MONTHS now indicating that price is > 2 STD away from the mean average MONTHLY Price. This is a Reversion to the MEAN counter trend trade with the 1st Target Price the broken Resistance now acting as support. 2nd Target Price would be the Monthly EMA 39. SHORT Entry = $112.46. SL is confirmation close > $116.78. Target # 1 = $77.64. Target # 2 = $60.43. This is a 8.5:1 Reward:Risk ratio to the 1st Target. Even greater to the 2nd Target. Trade has a >85% Probability of turning out EXACTLY as described!! See my prior posts on similar setups in AMD and SPX.
NYSE:SQMShort
by eganon69
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