Make More Money by Trading Smaller

Often trading smaller amounts can be more productive than making larger trades. In either case, the real secret is to be consistent.

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Education

Tags:

• forex trading
• position sizing
• money management
• stocks
• forex

[MrGoldenopportunity]

All he's showing is -20% is not the opposite of +20%. The key is not the size of trade but to cut losing positions without hesitation. If the trade is not behaving as you predicted then get out. Let the winners ride and take half profits out at your desired exit point. If the position continues to go up, then you can always get back in. If you need to stick to % losses and wins for your exits, then set losses at 15% instead of 20%.

[goodmanz25]

This guy appears to be sincere and what he is saying is absolutely true !

[Paul0Massarde]

sir would you mind to explain to me how my math is not matching with yours?!

if i risk 1% in a profitable system how can i make less risking 5% in the same profitable system?

i know risking less i can save more of my capital.

but if i am risking 1 to 3 +1% this should be less than 1 to3+5%. so what i am not seeing?

I got the part if i lost 50% of 10.000 even if i make 50% i wont be back to 10.000 but the part of invest 1% make 10% than invest 10% make 1% that was where i lost.

tks.

[Paul0Massarde]

this was one of the best vid that i ever see about day trading. and is for free.

this is the person that i would be happy to pay for give me some tip ;p

[Geoff31858]

Good point. Good video.

[chess1302]

very good, you're the guy

[bdwork0063]

My coworker used this forex tactic named: Effectus Forex Strategy and made about 325 pips in a couple of weeks without working!Anyone else tried this?

[lirarhora]

@MrGoldenopportunity or 5% even

[LearnwithZia]

My understanding is that if I want to open a position with a lot size of .5; its better for me to open it with .1 and then keep scaling in - such that after each scale-in change the previous one's stop loss to break even and then to profits so on...