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You might have experienced the markets going against your trade and then suddenly youβre praying to your trading gods that price would turn ππ½
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Then, when you (or your account) have reached your pain threshold, you either end up closing at the top or bottom or you decide that youβve βlearnedβ from the last time you closed a losing trade and opt to βwait it outβ until your account cries uncle.
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If the scenario above sounds familiar to you, donβt worry. The problem is much more common than you think...
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It also tells us one important thing:
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π£Your risk exposure is bigger than your risk tolerance.
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A lot of traders spend most of their time finding out what to trade and where to enter, but only give a passing thought to the amount that they risk and when and where to exit a trade.
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The problem with this habit is that you could be unintentionally sabotaging your trade by exposing yourself to more risk than you can handle.
β
There are dozens of factors affecting risk exposure, but letβs concentrate on three that we can easily control:
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𧨠Position size
Large position sizes lead to large volatility in your profit/loss statement. A single pip movement would mean more to a bigger position than a smaller one.
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If you trade big position sizes, then youβre more likely to worry about making a dent on your account than how youβre executing your trading plan.
β
Your position size per trade should reflect your confidence, either in yourself or in your trade idea. Choose a size thatβs big enough to matter, but small enough so that you wonβt mind if it ends up as a loss.
β
If youβre not too sure about your trade idea or if youβre already dealing with a lot of trading psychology issues, then itβs best to start small and work your way up.
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𧨠Holding period
A traderβletβs call him Jackβonce told me that a long-term trade is just another term for a short-term trade thatβs currently in the red. Not surprisingly, Jack is no longer trading. See, the longer you hold on to your trade, the more volatility it gets exposed to.
β
Remember that a longer holding period is equivalent to an increased position size, as it exposes a trade to a wider range of possible price movements.
β
Set a time limit for your trades and be firm with your schedule. When you hold on to a trade for longer than you initially planned, then youβll subject your open position to more catalysts than youβve prepared for, making you more vulnerable to making emotional decisions and classic trading mistakes.
β
𧨠Stop loss
Some traders make up for trading large position sizes by placing tight stops. Others tend to adjust their initial stops, use wide stops, or ignore the idea of stop losses altogether.
β
The first scenario exposes your account to death by a thousand cuts, while the second strategy makes your account vulnerable to a small number of trades that could wipe out your profits.
β
Remember that stop loss is your friend. It tells you when youβre wrong and, since youβll be wrong often, itβs better that you get used to having a proverbial canary in a coal mine.
β
Then, when you (or your account) have reached your pain threshold, you either end up closing at the top or bottom or you decide that youβve βlearnedβ from the last time you closed a losing trade and opt to βwait it outβ until your account cries uncle.
β
If the scenario above sounds familiar to you, donβt worry. The problem is much more common than you think...
β
It also tells us one important thing:
β
π£Your risk exposure is bigger than your risk tolerance.
β
A lot of traders spend most of their time finding out what to trade and where to enter, but only give a passing thought to the amount that they risk and when and where to exit a trade.
β
The problem with this habit is that you could be unintentionally sabotaging your trade by exposing yourself to more risk than you can handle.
β
There are dozens of factors affecting risk exposure, but letβs concentrate on three that we can easily control:
β
𧨠Position size
Large position sizes lead to large volatility in your profit/loss statement. A single pip movement would mean more to a bigger position than a smaller one.
β
If you trade big position sizes, then youβre more likely to worry about making a dent on your account than how youβre executing your trading plan.
β
Your position size per trade should reflect your confidence, either in yourself or in your trade idea. Choose a size thatβs big enough to matter, but small enough so that you wonβt mind if it ends up as a loss.
β
If youβre not too sure about your trade idea or if youβre already dealing with a lot of trading psychology issues, then itβs best to start small and work your way up.
β
𧨠Holding period
A traderβletβs call him Jackβonce told me that a long-term trade is just another term for a short-term trade thatβs currently in the red. Not surprisingly, Jack is no longer trading. See, the longer you hold on to your trade, the more volatility it gets exposed to.
β
Remember that a longer holding period is equivalent to an increased position size, as it exposes a trade to a wider range of possible price movements.
β
Set a time limit for your trades and be firm with your schedule. When you hold on to a trade for longer than you initially planned, then youβll subject your open position to more catalysts than youβve prepared for, making you more vulnerable to making emotional decisions and classic trading mistakes.
β
𧨠Stop loss
Some traders make up for trading large position sizes by placing tight stops. Others tend to adjust their initial stops, use wide stops, or ignore the idea of stop losses altogether.
β
The first scenario exposes your account to death by a thousand cuts, while the second strategy makes your account vulnerable to a small number of trades that could wipe out your profits.
β
Remember that stop loss is your friend. It tells you when youβre wrong and, since youβll be wrong often, itβs better that you get used to having a proverbial canary in a coal mine.
Forwarded from Account management services
βοΈToday Profits of our Accounts Management Service
πClosed tradesπ
πForex Signals Team π
πClosed tradesπ
πForex Signals Team π