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win, a small loss, or a break even. You should never ever
have access to a lot of capital right now and that's okay. Be
time should be on you becoming the asset yourself. You may not
it's a certainty like it's it's guarantee is no way around it.
it is that you'll experience a large string of losses and
pushing near 70% you will still be at risk of stringing
that it's almost a guaranteed certainty that you will
because you are merely left with much less money in your
so your strike rate is just another way of saying your win
and if you are only risking 1% per trade it's extremely
psychological impacts of those draw downs and that can be a
very vicious cycle that is extremely hard to climb out of.
account but you also have to deal with the negative
first but as the drawdown percentage increases it becomes
started. When you risk too much and lose, your chances to
this small difference could appear pretty nudgeable at
become far more difficult here is a table showing the drawdown
balance of $9900 if you make a profit of 1% you will now only
ever harder to recover losses 10 to 20% draw down can be
and you take a full loss of 1% so that you lose 100 pounds
you have no problem getting funding because remember
experience a big loss. If you can get rid of big losses, you
will no doubt take thousands of trades and all of those
table clearly shows how important the difference that
that you are worthy to handle and manage that larger capital
have a great chance of being profitable for years to come.
within a 1, 000 trade sequence depending on your strike rate
It's just a mathematical concernty. Now hitting eight
trading for the long term over the course of your career you
drawdown then you have no problem finding a big investors
rate so let's say you're actually a pretty good trader
right and even if your strike rate is very very good and
loses in a row has a 50% probability so the same chances
extremely high. It's a near certainty. You can blow your
probability of you losing a number of consecutive trades
risk that much capital on a trade and your risk of ruin is
to the best of traders anything can happen in the markets
priority over optimization of profit. A bulletproof risk
you are a more experienced trader who is relatively
generate an income from that capital and then in turn,
that is you. When you are yet to reach consistency, there's
almost 40% just to get back to break even. This is insane. Do
your training journey, the golden rule will be your main
do you think would happen just a single blow would cause it to
so having what you may consider to be a small account it's no
that's only just in a 1, 000 trade sequence. If you are in
the primary reason that we cap our losses at 1% because if
if the sub was attacked again by an enemy ship now what do
investors care more about draw down and potential loss than
referred to as being in a 1% drawdown. At this new account
recover your capital fully are very very sin and it's not only
and you've got a strike rate of around 60% this table shows
excuse whatsoever to risk more than 1% because if you can
those solid foundation now with tight risk management
quite easily recovered but beyond this level it starts to
trading. You have to take it very seriously and be extremely
model it forces your risk to progressively get smaller and
would experience some extended losing streaks until you gain
anything so make sure you respect that and keep your risk
break even from where the drawdown started so if you
together six to seven loses in a row at some point it happens
risking only 1% per trade will make because it's extremely
trade you've now lost around a quarter of your account and if
entire account within a month with relative ease. And even if
surprise and humble you because here's a table that shows a
take. So, when you're first starting out in trading, you
losing trades and this is calculated by the difference
reason. As I said before, the market will never fail to
probabilities in that table will then shift along to the
dividing your account into 100 equal positions and accept a
infinite capital and infinite market equity that theory may
trades in a row at let's say 5 percent risk. You've got to
dice one last time and they double their risk at 16% and
time that you will experience a string of losses for whatever
hold water but in the real world it's pure fantasy and a
your trading account just like the submarine, right? By
Uh you know, I really can't emphasize enough at just how
ensures that your account harnesses the power of
assumed all of that massive risk well on the way to nearly
doubling their risk to 8% losing again and putting them
trade and they're now risking 4% but they lose three trades
account depending on the level of risk that you choose to
occurrence while training, all measures should be taken to
trending conditions you know some amateurs think that
your account. You can clearly see that this is how you remain
then your account will fall to 9, 900 pounds. This is also
of losing trades your losses will progressively get smaller
you're in a situation where you lose 50% of your account, you
make ninety-nine pounds. So this only brings the account
take hit after hit before sinking and giving it enough
is to never risk more than 1% of your trading account per
disciplined, right? You have to be professional and here's a
you'll be able to do it on a large account you have to prove
likely you know at some point in time you will lose five or
table that shows what effect a losing streak can have on your
experience a drawdown of five or 10% you pretty much just
six trades in a row which is completely normal by the way
that happens you will now have to put out a huge return of
fill up and sink immediately right now take that same
have to double your money just to get back to where you
of that submarine have been completely hollowed out so now
back up to nine thousand nine hundred and 99 pounds. Your one
have to make five or 10% back but once you start to lose over
20% of your account you are really to tread in deep water.
you think would happen this time only one of the
dedicated to highlighting the various risks that you are
make nearly 50% just to get back to break even. Anything
back in the game and making new account highs once again all of
that sub was then attacked by a missile from an enemy ship what
mathematically harder than making the loss in the first
flipping aheads or tails in a coin toss. If you lost seven
place. So, If you were to start with a 10, 000 pound account
versus the profit recovery rate required just to get back to
build a track record with small consistent profits with minimal
Small, regular profits are key. Remember, your focus the whole
highs may be achieved once again. Right, I want you to
principles and if you can do it now on a small account then
consistent, it is still almost a certainty at some point in
expected even with a high win rate but now they're down minus
in the road so you only need a couple of winners to get you
it to reach that consistency. And that golden rule is what is
management principles in place so you can survive those bumps
your trade should end in one of four ways. A small win, a big
lower than a 60% strike rate and you can see just how likely
The more you lose, the harder it is to recover and this is
false belief that they'll get away with never fully realising
sure way to blow your entire account. In the early stages of
not trade like this. You can clearly see how absurd it is to
by keeping the risk portrayed to 1% or less of your account
going to protect you in the meantime. So, draw down is
in a huge hole of minus 15% to climb out of. So they rather
people don't realize is that recovering a loss is
carefully. Ready to play? Now, those are not my words, those
most efficient way possible by teaching you exactly how we
essentially the reduction of your capital after a series of
experience at least six if not seven losing trades in a row
manageable to get back out of that draw down in just a few
keep it as small as possible and the best way to do this is
some more experience within the markets over time and it's
between a relative peak in capital minus a relative
trade to try and make it back and more but then if they lose
and they decide to double down their risk again on the third
trades and make back that 5 or 6% but if you've risked 5% per
strategy. Even the best trading strategy in the world can
wrong. In speculative trading, protection of capital takes
know, it's pretty much an absolute certainty that you
That is obviously not smart trading because their risk far
think of a submarine and now imagine that the internal rooms
important risk management is for your long-term success in
trough. Now, although account drawdown is a very normal
and the reason that this is so important and what a lot of
what is the golden rule in trading well a major major key
portrayed, but you can clearly see that it's only going to
and in the unlikely event that you manage to lose 10 trades in
compartments would fill up and leaving the other ninety-nine
pound sure even though you lost 1% and you made back one now
going to be underwater very quickly. Others might be a
to 1% of your account, you increase the probability of
the course of your trading career not only does a 1% risk
encourages traders to double their risk after each
many cases, unethical minds in the world. You're up against
it is essentially just one big giant hollow floating tube if
actually maintaining that success over the long term so
blowing up their account just to make one percent profit.
maximum loss of just one compartment at a time. And this
the best trader that you can be with what you have now. Build
take a few hits to their account and suddenly they're
outweighs the reward every time. Now gamblers love systems
you saw how consistent profits become progressively larger as
called a reverse compounding effect in the previous lessons
compounding on the way up whilst also taking advantage of
seven percent. But they continue the gambling system
way of avoiding risk because you are eliminating the risk
positions, and how we manage risk. So your learning curve is
rapidly shrunk but you'll still have to work extremely hard at
in the game for the long term so you can survive the
down so during periods of account drawdown that 1% risk
exactly the opposite systems such as the it actually
going to be a learning gap. I'm here to fill that gap in the
model actually preserve your capital but during a series of
therefore of not only becoming a successful trader but
they finally get the massive winner that they were after.
a loss. Potentially in you know a hypothetical environment of
losses the monetary risk on each trade that actually
little bit more prudent and think that 5% risk portrayed is
they're being sensible by risk managing by only risking 10%
But look, their total PNL is now only 1% profit. So they
instead of learning their lesson they think they're smart
trade, how to apply our strategies, and how we manage
like the Martin Gale because it allows them to buy into the
they lose that trade they then decide to risk 2% on the next
consecutive loss so if they risk 1% on the trade but then
becomes progressively smaller and smaller and it forms what's
that second trade at 2% risk they're now down 3% overall so
so the simple act of risking a fixed percentage portrayed it
inevitable run of losses that you will string together over
long enough to then enjoy the calm blue waters of profitable
survive another day, right? So with this anecdote, think of
the reverse compounding effect during those periods of draw
survival technique is critical in keeping your account alive
okay but look at the protection that 1% risk portrayed does for
submarine but this time build strong dividers so that it now
smaller sounds pretty logical right yet most traders do
a result of compounding but the inverse is also during periods
trade never risk more than 1% of your trading account balance
per trade. Why? Well, by capping the risk on each trade
like this can be made back with just one trade and new account
contains 100 water tight compartments all in equal size
trades. So, if your focus is to protect the money in your
attacks to keep the submarine afloat. So the submarine could
making quick and easy money behind. The first aim is
begin the risk management module with. Because As you may
in a row which is perfectly normal by the way and even
possibly said it better myself, and it's a very apt way to
a row at a capped 1% risk per trade, you still have more than
capping the risk to 1% on each trade, you're essentially
90% of your initial balance left to trade with. Draw downs
conducive to your strategy again and this module is
increase the probability of protecting your capital and
time to escape enemy fire and return to safety and live to
your survival during those unfavorable market conditions
likely to face as a trader and by implementing the risk
money due to their lack of respect for risk management.
you're playing with some of the sharpest, fastest, most
corrective price action can result in a series of losing
management principles we're about to cover you will
individual strategies and there are times when choppy
they're not always going to be optimal 100% of the time for
make sure you do not become a part of that 9090 rule like the
account during those chopping market conditions, then you're
you can survive to fight another day. Capital will keep
are brilliant technical analysis but they still lose
your first priority. Because if you still have capital, then
going to remain afloat to rebound from these losses and
then make new account highs once the conditions become more
make from this trade? But potential profits are
the computer that can react fast than you, the trader who
seductive. The first question a professional trader asks is
by understanding how the enemy thinks and acts, by having a
always, how much money can I lose on this trade? So your
eventually put up your account if it is not integrated strict
first and foremost is actually one of a professional risk
money management principles. So when new traders enter a trade,
manager. This is the concept that many continue to get
are the words of an infamous trader called Tom Dante, who
I'm not entirely sure how accurate is but as it goes, it
three objectives as a trader are to conserve capital,
you in the game. Now, I've known a number of traders who
The market will always humble you. In market conditions,
management regime is paramount to any successful trading
increase your account size. Protecting your capital must be
management principles that have stood the test of time and will
statistic that loves to get thrown around which you know,
masses. So although you are a financial trader, your job
any risk management combined with the abuse of leverage,
period. So, I'm going to teach you sound professional risk
capital in the first 90 days of them opening an account. Now,
their primary thought is often, you know, how much money can I
says that roughly 90% of retail traders lose 90% of their
the number one reason that this occurs is due to the absence of
have probably heard already, you know, there's an infamous
some of you may have heard of, and I don't think I could have
survival. Your absolute first goal is to learn how to stay in
solid game plan, and by picking your battles very, very
has more experience than you, the fun that has more money
others that will misinform you and the inner voice that will
do its best to undo you. So, leave all of your dreams of
than you, the insider that has more information than you, the
the game and you can only do this by mapping the territory,
intelligent, well-informed, stubbornly irrational, and in
Welcome to the hardest game in the world. Unfortunately,
the upside potential return
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