If You Have Only $100 in Your Futures Wallet — This Is How You Should Trade
First, forget how small the account looks.
Risk management matters more on small accounts.
With $100, you should risk only 1–2% per trade.
That means your maximum loss per trade is $1–$2.
You must never go all-in on one setup.
No trade is guaranteed.
Use small margin, even $10 or less per trade, and let position sizing do the work.
Your stop loss defines the loss, not your conviction.
Leverage does NOT mean risking more.
Leverage only helps you open a position — risk stays the same.
Choose the setup → place stop loss → calculate size so
if SL hits, you lose only $1–$2.
If the stop is wide, your position must be smaller.
If the stop is tight, size can be slightly bigger.
Always check risk to reward first.
Risk $1 to make at least $2–$3.
Your goal with a $100 account is not fast money.
Your goal is survival, discipline, and consistency.
If you can’t protect $100, you won’t protect $10,000.
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