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Trading Rule Lesson 4
1. Stabilizing profits is a crucial topic in trading!
Today, let's talk about the risk-reward ratio. In addition to entering at favorable positions and choosing good assets, the risk-reward ratio is also a vital aspect of a successful trade.
In general, the more profitable trades, the better, and the fewer losses, the better. This leads to a higher win rate, coupled with a good risk-reward ratio, ensuring stable profits over the long term.
2. For example, the acceptable loss we can bear is 2.5% of the position size (after applying 10x leverage), and the profit is 12.5%. So, the loss:profit ratio is 1:4. This means that for every successful trade, you can endure four losses and still break even (expectation value is 0). However, don't forget to factor in transaction fees and funding rates!
By conducting proper technical analysis, calculating position size, and implementing risk management, a win rate greater than 1/5 (20%) is sufficient to start achieving stable profits.
3. Skilled and experienced traders always perform these basic calculations before entering a trade. Having a well-thought-out trading strategy is crucial. Remember not to let the euphoria of a bullish market influence your judgment (FOMO).
Maintain a calm and steady mindset to execute good trades.
4. When going in the wrong direction, it's essential to thoroughly execute the stop-loss plan to prevent losses from escalating. Holding onto losing positions and risking liquidation is the last resort. Trading cannot guarantee 100% success, and preserving capital allows for future opportunities!
5. Invest time in researching and finding a trading approach that suits you. Master and refine it over time.
