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Let's say that your initial size is 1/100, should that count as 1 trade?

In my mind, that is 1/100 of a gain and 1/100 of a loss on every pip.

So, let's say that you did something silly:
1 + 2 + 3 + 4, into 1/10 position sizing, and the red arrows are your average price.

Here you can see that you are making 66.67% more money when you are right vs when you are wrong.

If price continues to move downward, and you scale to 20% in, then the fluctuations at 1, 3, 6%, start to look very small indeed.

Compare that to:
- make a little on trade 1
- lose a little on trade 2
- make a small profit on trade 3 and 4.

Whether you trade large with a tight grip, or small with a loose grip, your focus is the same; not losing some fixed amount of money.

I don't think that it matters if you call something a trade or part of a trade, it's all the same in the end.

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