Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Position sizing can be extremely complicated or really simple. I tend to opt for the "simpler is better" route. In today's video we will look at how forex traders can size their positions for consistent trading.
What you will learn:
-Position sizing in the forex has a major impact on risk and forex profits
-Fixed-fractional or fixed-risk position sizing can help you be consistent in your trading
-You can calculate your maximum risk using your stop loss
-Maximum risk for options is equal to the total time value
-Position sizes may vary depending on your strategy
Position sizing is the process of determining how much to invest, or risk, in any single trade. Position sizing is different for active trading versus longer-term investing. In the case of trading, it is usually a function of how much you could lose if the trade went bad. In longer-term investing strategies, position sizing is a bit more complicated and may depend on the strategy at play. In this section, we will focus on sizing positions for short-term trades...
For the rest of the article and a video, click here: http://www.pfxglobal.com/index.php?o...019&Itemid=117
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