RISK: The so called "common knowledge" of not being able to make...
Luckshury@Luckshuryy
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Apr 23, 2025
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RISK:
The so called "common knowledge" of not being able to make serious money risking 1% to 3% per trade is partially true imo.
1. You CAN make decent money doing this although it is not the most optimal route for maximising profitability.
2. Most who try varying risk in the first place fuck up so hard because they have no idea as to which setup to "bet more" on.
My suggestion: Start with FIXED risk, 1% or 2%, journal all your trades on that fixed risk.
Once you have the data as to which setups have higher expectancy only then should you start varying risk and start exponentially betting more on your statistically proven setups.
Do not try to vary risk before you categorically know your EDGE.
The so called "common knowledge" of not being able to make serious money risking 1% to 3% per trade is partially true imo.
1. You CAN make decent money doing this although it is not the most optimal route for maximising profitability.
2. Most who try varying risk in the first place fuck up so hard because they have no idea as to which setup to "bet more" on.
My suggestion: Start with FIXED risk, 1% or 2%, journal all your trades on that fixed risk.
Once you have the data as to which setups have higher expectancy only then should you start varying risk and start exponentially betting more on your statistically proven setups.
Do not try to vary risk before you categorically know your EDGE.
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buy the fast spike.
it indicates a potential volume spike.
an early indicator price seeing some exhaustion.
example ↓
it indicates a potential volume spike.
an early indicator price seeing some exhaustion.
example ↓