well the content of our discussion is actually that, whatever the system we use must still maintain a large account resilience by owing risk and ow rewards, so almost all traders agree with the strict application of money management
Yes, no matter how much capital we have do not make us make our trading style to be at high risk, because there is always a way to make trading with healthy management even though our capital is small, but do not expect large profits from the small capital with good management
well that's right with that, so the trader's mindset about rading will be arranged properly and healthily in the future transaction if it is properly implemented then every trader will treat forex as a business in general
Having so much importance on a Money Management in trading, I tried to share this formula a little, as a basic description.This formula is to determine the LOT that will be used on MT4 brokers that use 5 digits.Information :BALANCE = CapitalRISK uses 1% (can use between 0.1% to 2%)SL (Stop loss) can use 25-50 PIP (it's up to each trader)OP is done = 4 times the OP with a ratio of 3 loss: 1 profitFORMULARS are as follows:Lot = ((Balance x Risk) / OP) / SLFor example $ 100 capitalThe formula is:Lot = (($ 100 x 1%) / 4) / 25Lot = 0.01It is better if the SL uses a distance of 25 pips, then the TP distance is 100 pips.If 3 x OP loss with the amount of $ 0.75 and when you TP at OP 4 with a profit of $ 1, of course you still get a profit of $ 0.25.It looks small, but with MM that is good and right, it is certain that the funds we run can be far from the large losesthis is an example of a Money Management Model
Any Money Management method is basically rooted in the question of how much money you dare to risk. "Risk" here can be interpreted as the risk of loss you want to take per trade.
Every profit / reward we want to get must be ready and ready with what will be obtained. this also includes the RR strategy.
lots of formulas and strategies made based on management money. one of which you discuss is RR.
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