DAILY WICK ZONE TRADING

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[thepark]

"...risk is still .5%" is that because this is the last part of my 2% I can lose??

Do I understand it properly??

First you have to believe in OPM (no, we are not going to debate this!).

If you are risking $5, 10 pips, .5%, & you gain 6 pips, then you have 16 pips total.

$.50 x 16 = $8. $5 is yours & $3 is "theirs", you are risking $5 or your original .5%; we don't care about "their money", it is just "Space" to us.

If you increase your size from $.50 pips to $.80 pips then your risk-box is reduced from 16 to 10 pips.
(.5/.16 = 10 or (16/10).5 = .8
.8 x 10 = $8, your risk is the same even though your lot size is greater.

it is nice to increase in lot size but every time your lot size increases your pip size is decreasing...meaning it is progressively easier to hit your SL and trading becomes more difficult.

[MightyOne]

it is nice to increase in lot size but every time your lot size increases your pip size is decreasing...meaning it is progressively easier to hit your SL and trading becomes more difficult.

When you increase your position size your stop moves upwards to normalize the risk; trading is no more difficult than placing and trailing stops.