I started a coupel of other hreads in thsi section in trying to come up with my system.
My next question is - how much total risk do people have open at amny one time?
My own rule i think is to have a 10% total risk open at anyone time. (with 2% per position)
That means - if i close a position due to losing the 2% i would then look to open another one to maintain the 10% total risk.
Or - alternatively if my initial SL gets raised (thereby reducing my total risk) i would again look to open another position to maintain the 10% total risk.
My main idea being if my system has a positive expectancy then i want to have open positions to take advnatge of thsi positive expectancy. (Obviously onlytime will tell whetrehr it does or does not have a positive expectancy)
Basically i aim to have 10% OPEN risk at ALL times. (but no more)
Can anyone point out anything particularly wrong with teh above logic?
My next question is - how much total risk do people have open at amny one time?
My own rule i think is to have a 10% total risk open at anyone time. (with 2% per position)
That means - if i close a position due to losing the 2% i would then look to open another one to maintain the 10% total risk.
Or - alternatively if my initial SL gets raised (thereby reducing my total risk) i would again look to open another position to maintain the 10% total risk.
My main idea being if my system has a positive expectancy then i want to have open positions to take advnatge of thsi positive expectancy. (Obviously onlytime will tell whetrehr it does or does not have a positive expectancy)
Basically i aim to have 10% OPEN risk at ALL times. (but no more)
Can anyone point out anything particularly wrong with teh above logic?
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