Ayesha Rahman
Verified Expert: Risk Management
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- What should a trading plan include? A good plan is short and specific enough that you can follow it without thinking: Your goal and how much time you have The markets, pairs...
- Telegram groups promise 95% accurate signals. Are they real? Treat them as a red flag. Nobody can give 95% accuracy over a long time, and if someone could, they would not need to sell access. Common...
- How can I tell if an Expert Advisor is a scam? If a seller shows a Myfxbook or similar link, check that it is a real account with a verified connection, not a demo, and look at the dra...
- How do I choose a safe forex broker? A tip from the risk side: never put all your capital with one broker. Keep only what you need for trading with them, and withdraw profits...
- What should I record in a trading journal? Keep it simple so you actually use it: Date, pair and direction Setup name and the reason for the trade Entry, stop loss, take profit and...
- How can I stop revenge trading after a loss? Revenge trading means taking a trade to win the money back, not because there is a setup. Some steps that help: Stop trading for a set ti...
- I keep overtrading after a few wins. How can I stop? Overtrading usually comes from overconfidence or boredom. Rules help more than willpower: Set a maximum number of trades per day (for exa...
- Is a 1:2 risk to reward ratio enough to be profitable? It depends on your win rate. The break-even win rate is 1 / (1 + R), where R is your reward to risk ratio. With 1:2 (R = 2) you break eve...
- How do I calculate lot size for 1% risk per trade? Use this formula: Lot size = (account balance x risk %) / (stop loss in pips x pip value per lot) Example on EURUSD: balance $1,000, risk...
- Where should I place my stop loss? Place the stop where your trade idea is proven wrong, not where you want to limit the loss to a certain amount. Use market structure: bey...
