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Hello! We continue discussing futures operations and adjustments at the beginning
Part 2!
OK, I will share my screen... We continue discussing the details of Futures, thank you for your comments, I responded to everything from the previous post
OK, after reviewing the 6 previous points, we will talk about the Financing rate.
7. On the screen, to the right of the list of numbers in green and red, you will see that it says Financing and with it a clock that starts a countdown every 4 hours, and this is important, they will charge you a percentage for trading depending on your ROI and if you are in Short or Long at the time of closing those 4 hours, for now, it is important to know that you may receive an email indicating the charge for financing at the close.
8. Cost of the operation and the moment to assign the value: it is recommended that you start with small amounts and test the adjustments you need to make throughout the operation, for example: in the image you will see that I started with a Size of #PTB from 1500 to 10X, Isolated. I have modified the leverage throughout the hours. Then we will talk about that.
We continue descending, and you will see that you can place the amount you are going to buy, an exact number, or use the percentage option according to the size of your assets in Futures. Example: I have 88$ in Futures as capital, assign 10 USDT at the start or set in the bar, 25% by sliding that line.
9. The TP and SL at the beginning I do not activate, but it is important. The position TP will indicate how much you would like to earn and the operation will close when you reach that profit limit. If you do not monitor it, you may miss the moment to exit with that profit in a short time.
While SL avoids losses, a kind of loss limit, but you must keep in mind that the exit will ONLY be executed when the constant price line is maintained, that is why there are people who complain about placing an SL that did not activate and incur losses (They protect themselves from this by modifying the margins)
We continue if you like this post and review the previous one and this one... We will talk in a while.
Part 2!
OK, I will share my screen... We continue discussing the details of Futures, thank you for your comments, I responded to everything from the previous post
OK, after reviewing the 6 previous points, we will talk about the Financing rate.
7. On the screen, to the right of the list of numbers in green and red, you will see that it says Financing and with it a clock that starts a countdown every 4 hours, and this is important, they will charge you a percentage for trading depending on your ROI and if you are in Short or Long at the time of closing those 4 hours, for now, it is important to know that you may receive an email indicating the charge for financing at the close.
8. Cost of the operation and the moment to assign the value: it is recommended that you start with small amounts and test the adjustments you need to make throughout the operation, for example: in the image you will see that I started with a Size of #PTB from 1500 to 10X, Isolated. I have modified the leverage throughout the hours. Then we will talk about that.
We continue descending, and you will see that you can place the amount you are going to buy, an exact number, or use the percentage option according to the size of your assets in Futures. Example: I have 88$ in Futures as capital, assign 10 USDT at the start or set in the bar, 25% by sliding that line.
9. The TP and SL at the beginning I do not activate, but it is important. The position TP will indicate how much you would like to earn and the operation will close when you reach that profit limit. If you do not monitor it, you may miss the moment to exit with that profit in a short time.
While SL avoids losses, a kind of loss limit, but you must keep in mind that the exit will ONLY be executed when the constant price line is maintained, that is why there are people who complain about placing an SL that did not activate and incur losses (They protect themselves from this by modifying the margins)
We continue if you like this post and review the previous one and this one... We will talk in a while.
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