Larry Williams Money Management strategy... again!

Hello, guys,
I just recently got familiar with Mr. Williams money Management strategy, and I believe, it is amassing. It says this:

(Current capital X %Risk)/Largest loss = Number of contracts per trade.

That means, if you have 50 000 capital and choose 20% risk

(50 000 X 20%)=10 000

and if you choose your largest loss (the place where to put the stop) is 2000, then you can trade

10 000/ 2 000= 5 contracts per trade.

And when you get in profit, you have to increase the number of contracts, but when you get loss, you decrease it.

Now I have few questions about it, which I cannot figure out:

1.Those 5 contracts are 5 open positions, right?

2. Do I open whole 5 at same time?

3. If "Yes", than what happens, when one of my positions got stopped out or turns into profit and I close it? Do I open new one, or have to wait till the next trade?

4. The percent of margin I go in every trade does stay stable, or decreases/increases depending on how profitable I'm and how many positions should I open?

Those are for now! I'll be really glad to hear your opinion!

Thank you!
 
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