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Cannot agree more, 1% is not sustainable. I am trading 100k ftmo challenge account since April currently up 8.4% with 1% max drawdown and this possible due to very low risk.
It is if you consider risking 1% of what you can lose, not 1% of a fictitious number that doesn't really mean anything. Imagine you deposit 20k into a real live account, and risk 1.3% (260$) per trade, that means you can lose 76 times in a row before blowing the account. Or you can even keep risking 1.3% of the actual balance and not always 260$, making it even more conservative. Basically if you cannot make it with that much room for loss, there is something not working in the trading approach I guess.
@@oceanwave4142 Add to the fact that 1.3% of a reducing balance keeps dropping making recovery with the same target pips will still be a long-term loss. Nobody ever mentions the pip gain on your next win after a loss...
Interesting! It means it would take about 160 trades with a 1 to 1 risk reward ratio using 1.3% risk per trade of the amount you are allowed to lose total. How long did it take him to pass it? Realistically, you don't win every trade and he's probably not using 1:1. It must have taken him at least 2 months to pass, maybe more like 6?
Trading 1% should not be a problem if the RRR is good enough I personally trade 1 to 3 RRR it means you have to lose 10 trades in a row full size stop loss to lose an account even with 30% win rate it’s very unlikely each trade you win give you 3 loss buffer.
The probability of losing 10 trades in a row with a 30% win rate is approximately **2.82%**. This means there is a relatively low chance of losing 10 consecutive trades, but it is still possible due to the inherent randomness and variability in trading outcomes.
When will we be able to trade shares without spread as we have in the TRADE THE POOL company? It is incomprehensible that the best funded account company does not have the option to trade shares without spread.
It depends on you're win rate and rr and how many entery youre strategy give each session 0.13 means 520 dollor so it's pretty good balance if he make a lot of trades
I risk 2.5% in personal accounts and I do at least 10-20 trades a day and with average win rate of 40-48 % daily . I get around 40- 70 % weekly . But that’s risky but it works to grow small account quick . With bigger account I bring to 0.25% and make with money monthly.
Not really he's actually risking 1.3% of what he can lose in that case 20k max loss per 200k account. The fictitious amount of 200k is not to be considered. He's risking 1.3% per trade cause he can only lose 20k, so he's risking 260$ per trade or 1.3%, that times 2 cause he has 2 accounts.
@@GO-do5nq No, I meant what I said. He risked 1.3% of 20k (max loss), or 0.13% of a fictitious number (200k). If it was a 200k account max loss would be 200k.
