From the risk management point of view related to my approach, which is - never lose more than 12 (well, let's make it 13 accounting for some slippage) pips per trade, sane leverage would be in the range of 10:1-20:1 what would make the risk per trade approximately 1.5-2.5%.
So if we take $2K as an example, that's 40,000 trading size roughly (or 4 mini-lots) in the case of aggressive approach and 20,000 in the case of conservative trading with risk per trade a little bit over 1%.
These are general recommendations for those who already are confident in the method itself and is aware of typical ups and downs in equity curve.
So if we take $2K as an example, that's 40,000 trading size roughly (or 4 mini-lots) in the case of aggressive approach and 20,000 in the case of conservative trading with risk per trade a little bit over 1%.
These are general recommendations for those who already are confident in the method itself and is aware of typical ups and downs in equity curve.
