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### **Profit Booking Strategy**:
1. **At TP1**:
- Book **20%** of your total profit.
- Update **Stop-Loss (SL)** to breakeven (entry price) to minimize risk.
2. **At TP2**:
- Book an additional **30%** of your profit (total booked: 50%).
- Trailing SL: Move SL slightly above TP1 for safety in case of market reversal.
3. **At TP3**:
- Book another **20%** of your profit (total booked: 70%).
- Trailing SL: Move SL to slightly above TP2.
4. **At TP4**:
- Book **20%** of your remaining profit (total booked: 90%).
- Trailing SL: Move SL to TP3 or slightly above.
5. **At TP5**:
- Close **100%** of the trade. At this point, you have maximized the trade’s profit.
This staggered approach allows for safer while securing gains at each target level and minimizes loss through an updated stop-loss.
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## **Risk Management Strategy**:
1. **Position Sizing**:
- Only risk **1-2%** of your total capital per trade.
- Calculate the amount to invest based on your risk tolerance and the distance between the entry point and the stop-loss level.
2. **Stop-Loss Management**:
- Set a **stop-loss** based on technical support levels or a fixed percentage, e.g., **2-3% below entry**.
- Always adjust your stop-loss to **breakeven** after reaching TP1 to eliminate risk.
3. **Risk-Reward Ratio**:
- Aim for a **minimum risk-to-reward ratio of 1:3**. For example, if risking $100, the potential reward should be $300.
- Higher ratios offer better potential returns and protection from minor losses.
4. **Use Leverage Cautiously**:
- If trading with leverage, use low leverage (5x-25x) to avoid magnified losses. 'On some case high leverage is profitable too".
- Always have a clear exit strategy when using leverage.
5. **Emotional Discipline**:
- Stick to your **trading plan** and **don’t chase the market**.
- If a trade hits the stop-loss, accept the loss and move on without adjusting the SL to avoid more losses.
By following this method, you protect your capital, lock in profits incrementally, and minimize risk.
