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@youngancient - 17 hours ago
Quoted - pisces03

What is risk management...?

Risk management in trading is the practice of controlling how much you can lose on any trade or overall in your account, so no single loss (or string of losses) wipes you out.

Although there are some key points...I will say about not too

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@youngancient - 17 hours ago
Quoted - pisces03

What is risk management...?

Some of the key points you need to know regarding risk management includes.

1.Position sizing – only risking a small % of your account per trade (commonly 1-2%)

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@youngancient - 17 hours ago
Quoted - pisces03

What is risk management...?

2.Stop loss – capping the loss on each trade at a set point

3.Risk-to-reward ratio – making sure potential profit justifies the risk taken (e.g., risking $50 to potentially make $150)

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@youngancient - 17 hours ago
Quoted - pisces03

What is risk management...?

4.Diversification not putting everything into one trade/asset

5 Emotional discipline sticking to your plan instead of chasing losses or overtrading just as I have always said.

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@youngancient - 17 hours ago
Quoted - pisces03

What is risk management...?

The goal isn't to avoid losses entirely losses are part of trading it's to make sure you stay in the game long enough for your winning trades to outweigh the losing ones.

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@youngancient - 17 hours ago
Quoted - jigg_s

Fluctuation🥲it could go your way and it may not

This is the only reason I believe there is something called luck in Forex but maybe as I learnt further...I will get to know more

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@leumas - 14 hours ago
Hi everyone! I'm new to trading and just getting started. Excited to learn from this community!
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@kilobizzy - 14 hours ago
Hi everyone! I'm new to trading and just getting started. Excited to learn from this community!
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@wavey_ - 6 hours ago

What is the Risk to Reward ratio and how is it calculated

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@peterty - 6 hours ago

Risk-to-Reward Ratio = Risk ÷ Reward

Where:

Risk = Entry Price − Stop-Loss Price (for a buy trade)

Reward = Take-Profit Price − Entry Price

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@wavey_ - 5 hours ago

Why is maintaining at least a 1:2 risk-to-reward ratio important for long term trading success?

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