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Independent Traders
Abdul Barrud Darovi
There are two traders.
The first trader opens a position of 0.10 lots and closes it with a profit of 30.0 pips, earning $30.
The second trader opens a position of 0.01 lots and closes it with a profit of 300.0 pips, also earning $30.
Both traders apply a risk-to-reward ratio of 1:1.
Personally, I prefer the second trader’s approach. Although the first trader has a shorter trading period, there is still the risk of a moment where market movement could be twice as fast as usual. If this happens, their initial $30 profit could turn into a loss of more than $60 if the market moves against them.
On the other hand, the second trader, despite having a longer trade duration, is in a safer position. A longer target allows for greater tolerance against rapid market movements, especially when using a smaller lot size.
Overall, both traders have the same profit target of $30, but their risk profiles are very different.
I personally don’t like large lot sizes; it’s not good for heart health. Especially when there are other tasks to handle, it feels uncomfortable to leave a trade open with a large lot.
I’m just a small trader, and even if my funds grow in the future, I would still prefer smaller lot sizes. They don’t make me anxious when trades are left open because of other obligations.
The first trader opens a position of 0.10 lots and closes it with a profit of 30.0 pips, earning $30.
The second trader opens a position of 0.01 lots and closes it with a profit of 300.0 pips, also earning $30.
Both traders apply a risk-to-reward ratio of 1:1.
Personally, I prefer the second trader’s approach. Although the first trader has a shorter trading period, there is still the risk of a moment where market movement could be twice as fast as usual. If this happens, their initial $30 profit could turn into a loss of more than $60 if the market moves against them.
On the other hand, the second trader, despite having a longer trade duration, is in a safer position. A longer target allows for greater tolerance against rapid market movements, especially when using a smaller lot size.
Overall, both traders have the same profit target of $30, but their risk profiles are very different.
I personally don’t like large lot sizes; it’s not good for heart health. Especially when there are other tasks to handle, it feels uncomfortable to leave a trade open with a large lot.
I’m just a small trader, and even if my funds grow in the future, I would still prefer smaller lot sizes. They don’t make me anxious when trades are left open because of other obligations.
Abdul Barrud Darovi
today i spend my day to talk with friends about probability, and the real risk in trading. after spend an hours of chit chat i finally realise that im only talk to my self.
what a pain. they dont even know about drawdown.
what a pain. they dont even know about drawdown.
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Abdul Barrud Darovi
i joined in some forums Not to find signal but to find entertainment., and now i see chaos, just like todays event.
All JPY pair suddenly drop around 3000-4000 pips. its just one candle, but most of the member over reacting.
wow, they must be over fear and greed because they are using high lot size in the market.
All JPY pair suddenly drop around 3000-4000 pips. its just one candle, but most of the member over reacting.
wow, they must be over fear and greed because they are using high lot size in the market.