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thread: More risk, more profit: is it true?

  1. #11
    Senior Member raqwl.deji's Avatar
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    More risk = more profit is fact in beginning point, of company

  2. #12
    Junior Member rucavi's Avatar
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    the hallmark of superior trading is trying to get the maximum profit from the least amount of risk potential.
    Yes. You have to discover a system/method that provide you a very low risk entries for infinite yield.
    Becomes easy.
    Regards.

  3. #13
    Yup! You can minimize that risk with a Fantastic MM but bottom line, more risk will lead to more profit PROVIDED you Understand How to exchange well,

  4. #14
    Junior Member paulcast8's Avatar
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    The inquiry is:

    how well do you manage risk?

    Hint: do you pee your pants when a transaction is on

  5. #15
    Junior Member Oxnuarns's Avatar
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    If you become a good trader who will come up 3 out of 4 weeks, and then losing week shed no more than that which you gained in 1 of the 3 successful weeks, risk means nothing. Why? Because of compound earnings. Your account will expand.

    But it will only grow with constant earnings -- regardless of the risk amounts.

  6. #16
    In my view FX trading is a complete time profession as you need to research lots of mathematics and finance simply to comprehend currency trading with its details (start with margin call, drawdowns etc). As soon as you earned your profession by learning for a few months, you start trading demo accounts. Again for weeks.

    Once that's done with good benefits, go live and you should succeed. As you did your homework. But in the event that you just jump in along with your credit card, then place an order and hope to double your cash... nope, will not do the job very long and your account will be discounted.

  7. #17
    In my opinion FX trading is a full time profession since you need to study lots of math and fund just to understand currency trading with all its details (start with margin call, drawdowns etc). Once you earned your profession by studying for a few months, you start trading demo accounts. Again for months.

    Once that is done with good benefits, go live and you should succeed. As you did your homework. But if you just jump in with your charge card, then place an order and hope to double your cash... nope, won't work very long and your account...
    I agree.

  8. #18
    Yup, it calls for a lot of hard work, effort on the trader's role but then again, all of the great things in life are not free. .

  9. #19
    Risk is good in Forex but it's more important that not to take too much risk in Forex trading will lead to enormous losses too. Trader must trade with appropriate trading plan and egies to minimize the loss variables.

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    Junior Member AyrpknSenna's Avatar
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    It is apparent that if trader wants to earn substantial investment then he has to make larger investments on Forex bear in mind that reduction is also a part of any trading company and can be quite big in this case. So, trader has to bear more risks whether he wishes to earn more profit.

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