Yeah its hard to set take profit and stop loss isn't it? With leverages, its way way more difficult to have a proper R ratio! one mistake will be your last mistakeThis dude definitely knows whats up!
Use as high leverage as you can! Well that would of course depend on the leverage that your broker offers. Mine offer 1:3000 but I have a very simple way to know how to use it. I would calculate my lot size based on the capital that I have without considering the leverage, then I would enter that position using the leverage. This way the only thing that I'm doing is reducing the margin.
Also I always use take profit and stop loss. If you don't then your gambling not trading.
not as dangerous as a dull knife.Is high leverage very dangerous?
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Is a sharp knife very dangerous?
wtf does that suppose to mean!?not as dangerous as a dull knife.
I think it's too safe. If you want to trade conservatively, then it is better to use a leverage of 1:30. If you need to trade with moderate risks, then you can use a leverage of 1:1001:10 is the perfect leverage sizing particularly for those who want to avoid trading risk.
Depends on your strategy and capacity.Let it be $500 capital! How much will be the fitting leverage option for this amount?