Forex Quadrasis

Posted by Quadrasis on June 12, 2010 in Forex with No Comments


Always remember that some unforeseen event such as a natural disaster, war or unexpected death of a political leader could throw the whole market into bewilderment. Or what if your phonephone lines go down and your net connection is lost?

Risk management is essential for successful currency trading. You can succeed without being the ideal technical researcher but you can’t make cash with worldwide forex trading without understanding risk handling.

If you’re risking too much on each trade then at some time or another your funds will be wiped out. All systems have their swings and roundabouts and if your risk is too high, your account balance may not be able to recover from the downs. And if your stop loss is too close to your entry point, it will be caused too soon. So risk must be optimised for your system. Some traders consider that having a set risk per trade is too rigid and the chance should rely on the power of a signal. That is fine so long as the variable risk is still defined according to the system. What you need to avoid is varying the chance depending on intuition, or depending on the result you had from the last trade.

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