Size your position
Position size is how many units you buy. It decides how much one move costs you far more than which market you pick. With 10× leverage, $10,000 can control $100,000 of a market, which means a 1% move is 10% of your account.
1.Start at a quarter
Use the 25% size button until you have a feel for how fast a market moves. You can always add to a trade that is working.
2.Check the liquidation line
When you hold a position the chart draws an orange LIQ line: the price where this trade alone would wipe your account. If it is close to the price, you are too big.
3.Spread the risk, not the attention
Two small positions in markets moving differently are steadier than one big one. More than two at once is usually more than you can watch.
Practice race · Race, unrated
Trade, but never lock more than 50% of your equity as margin, and finish in profit.
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