No, that is wrong, the lot size will be re-calculated for any future positions, not the already opened.
Dont think that is correct. Lot size of new orders will be re-calculated of course but lot sizes of any existing orders will be adjusted to reduce risk if needed, but not increased.
examples.
your have an open order of 0.04 and you Increase your fund by 50% - nothing happens
your have an open order of 0.04 and you Decrease your fund by 50% - you get partial close of 50%
Dont think that is correct. Lot size of new orders will be re-calculated of course but lot sizes of any existing orders will be
adjusted to reduce risk if needed, but not increased.
examples.
your have an open order of 0.04 and you Increase your fund by 50% - nothing happens
your have an open order of 0.04 and you Decrease your fund by 50% - you get partial close of 50%
That is true, but I was talking about the case mentioned, where money was added.
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No, that is wrong, the lot size will be re-calculated for any future positions, not the already opened.
Dont think that is correct. Lot size of new orders will be re-calculated of course but lot sizes of any existing orders will be adjusted to reduce risk if needed, but not increased.
examples.
your have an open order of 0.04 and you Increase your fund by 50% - nothing happens
your have an open order of 0.04 and you Decrease your fund by 50% - you get partial close of 50%
Dont think that is correct. Lot size of new orders will be re-calculated of course but lot sizes of any existing orders will be adjusted to reduce risk if needed, but not increased.
examples.
your have an open order of 0.04 and you Increase your fund by 50% - nothing happens
your have an open order of 0.04 and you Decrease your fund by 50% - you get partial close of 50%
That is true, but I was talking about the case mentioned, where money was added.