Quote from Ripley:
I tried the maximum contracts I could try on a position trade and not on a scalp. The mistake I think I used to make was that I would take on a huge position, and then add onto it as it got profitable. Thus, I wasn't being careful with my entries once the position was profitable because the thought that the position is profitable kind of made me careless in adding more. I also didn't have a good position sizing, because sometimes I added more than the initial position which could really turn out pretty bad.
So, what I would do is, for an intraday swring trade would be, put in half your account on a 100% trade. And only add the remaining 25% of the account value once the position is profitable and looks like there is more room to go. And if it gets back your break even point, get the hell out and try again.
This crap sounds dangerous. I 'd pretty much put on the max position possible on my entry and peuk out if it didn't work out, which would be astronomically improbable.
