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I'm going to show a rate of 8% a day... that's x5 for the month... roughly the same mindset... The whole question is the same: when will your doubling be not in a "can I double" status, but "look - I doubled"?
I'm here. Honing my TS. Got confused with these 4 and 5 signs and have been trading wrong for a few days. I put SL and TP of 10 pips instead of 100. That's what I should have got from July 27 till now on TF M5 with fixed lot 0.01, but in fact I have set small TP and SL and got a loss on the real account. I can see that it is possible to double deposit in 2 weeks:
Mikhael Isakov:
I am going to show 8% pace per day... i.e. x5 in a month... thinking roughly the same way... the whole question is the same: when your doubling is not in the "can double" status but "look - I doubled"?
The greatest investor of the planet, the legend and guru of the financial world, the Oracle of Omaha, one of the richest men in the world - Warren Buffett, on average gets 0.5% of his deposit growth per week, though he has been STABILIZING for more than 50 years. Doubling the deposit within 2 weeks implies a deposit growth rate about 90 times higher than Buffett's! Maybe it's better to focus on stability than super profits?
The greatest investor of the planet, the legend and guru of the financial world, the Oracle of Omaha, one of the richest men in the world - Warren Buffett, on average gets 0.5% of his deposit growth per week, though he has been STABILIZING for more than 50 years. Doubling the deposit within 2 weeks implies a deposit growth rate about 90 times higher than Buffett's! Maybe it is better to focus on stability rather than super profits?
What a comparison! 0.5% increase per week it shows with a 1:1 leverage.
What difference does it make? What difference does it make with or without leverage if the deposit has grown by half a percent?
Take your time, think about it, do the math.
Suppose the deposit is 1000$, it has grown by 5$ in a week, what difference does it make how you got this growth with or without leverage?
Suppose the deposit is 1000$, it has grown by 5$ in a week, what difference does it make how you got this growth with or without leverage?
Suppose the deposit is $1000, it has grown by $5 in a week, what difference does it make how you got this growth with or without leverage?
Let's say you took 50 pips on the eurodollar in a week.
You trade 10% of your capital. If you have 1:100 leverage, then you trade $1000*100*10% = $10,000.
If with a 1:1 beech, you trade $1,000*10% = $100.
In both, you took 50 pips. The amount of profit and the ratio of profit to equity are different
Take your time, think for yourself, do the math.