Margin is the amount of capital required to maintain AND open a position, of course it's determined by leverage. url

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

As I already said (sorry about that)... Risk Per Trade in general is related to the frequency of trades.

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

hey, if that's you in the picture I'm very glad to answer you. why do you need 100k ? to risk 10% and leave the rest UNUSED in the broker's bank account ? proper risk management doesn't mean strict. as long as you have an edge and you use stop ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

lol

Can YOU make money as a trader?

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Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

Hedge funds use strict rm to keep the client's happy.. hedge funds make money mostly on management fees so why scaring their clients with a 50% drawdown lol nobody would invest in a fund with 50% dd to them it's all about keeping the dd low.. and ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

even if you were wrong, don't worry.. I could not care less.

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

what spheres ? don't make it too complicated lol "In a large sample of hedge funds, 71% of the funds trade derivatives" url of course liquidity IS an issue when you place big orders in the market.

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

Obviously, if you are a top performing hedge fund manager you would work in a top firm right ? In any case, small hedge funds use strict risk managent too. last reply ... P.s. trust your own analysis, ignore people on forums who just make ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

you said "world's best hedge fund managers " . they DO face liquidity issues you know.... they don't trade a couple lots.

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

Do you know that hedge funds manage billions therefore don't need to risk much, and btw higher risk doesn't mean failure. Also do you know that hedge funds have much higher spread, and deal with liquidity issues ? it's fun that you subscibed to ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

No. But with proper risk management + proper luck management + rebates.. yes. I split my investement I don't do it with 1k. anyways my question was directed to experienced no sl and martingale traders and I already got my answer.

(binned per thread starter's request) No sl... when to withdraw?

Veeery interesting mate. I have never thought about withdrawing fixed amounts of profits MONTHLY while compounding with the rest.. that's an amazing idea man! thanks a lot.

(binned per thread starter's request) No sl... when to withdraw?

I'm starting to enjoy all this negative madness. it's actually an occasion as everything in life.

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you're welcome mate ;-)

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mind your business.

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what kind of lesson is that ? you don't need to test the obvious live or demo. simply use your logic.

learned a very valuable lesson today

wtf lmao.

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epic. you learn a lot from the classics

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