#اربح_بسهوله If your capital is $1,000, let me teach you how to manage and control it professionally.

Risk management means controlling potential losses for each trade with the goal of protecting capital and reducing the negative impact of losses on the account.#اربح_مجانا

If your capital is $1,000, do not risk more than $10-20 in a single trade.

This does not mean the entire trade size, but rather the potential loss if the stop loss is hit.

🔸Determine the risk to reward ratio #ربح_من_بينانس

The target of the trade must be greater than the expected loss.

The ideal ratio is 1:2 or more (i.e., risking $10 to gain $20).

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3. Steps to practically apply risk management

✅ Step 1: Calculate the risk percentage

Risk = (Risk percentage in the trade × Capital)

Example:

If your capital is $5000 and you want to risk only 2%:

Risk = 5000 × 0.02 = $100

✅ Step 2: Determine the trade size based on the stop loss

Example: Entry on a currency with an entry price of $100

Stop loss at $95 (i.e., $5 difference)

To calculate the quantity you can buy:

Quantity = Risk ÷ Distance between entry and stop loss

Quantity = 100 ÷ 5 = 20 units

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4. Golden rules in risk management

The rule Explanation

❌ Do not chase the market Do not enter a trade just because the price is moving strongly – wait for your studied opportunity.

✅ Protect your capital Staying in the market is more important than making a quick profit. Capital is your means of survival.

✅ Do not double the losses Do not increase the trade size to compensate for a loss – this could destroy your account.

✅ Control your emotions Do not trade under the influence of fear or greed. Rational decision-making is more important than momentary feeling.

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5. Tools to help you manage risks

Capital management calculators (easily found online)

Automatic stop loss orders (SL) and take profit orders (TP)

Trading on a demo account to practically apply risk management

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📌 Complete practical example:

Capital: $2000

Risk percentage: 1%

Permissible loss = 2000 × 1% = $20

Price difference between entry and stop loss: $0.50

Quantity that can be purchased = 20 ÷ 0.50 = 40 units

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💡 Summary: The principle to trade on:

> "The professional trader does not focus on how much he will earn, but on how much he can lose and how to protect his capital."

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