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			<title><![CDATA[Re: Money Management]]></title>
			<link>https://forexsb.com/forum/post/312/#p312</link>
			<description><![CDATA[<p>No, not an expert in this area but serching the internet gave me this,<br />http://blog.worldvillage.com/business/fixed_ratio_money_management.html</p><p>I am sure there are more sophisticated technique than this, other member who is better verse than me can contribute. I just want the profit accumulated to be put in good use if if on a loosing streak, help with the staying power.</p><p>Money management is the most important and overlooked subject in trading! </p><p>In my opinion, the best money management system for Forex/Futures traders is<br />outlined in great detail in Ryan Jones&#039; book The Trading Game: Playing by the<br />Numbers to Make Millions. In this book, he teaches &#039;Fixed Ratio&#039; money<br />management. This method, he argues, will help any trading system as long as it<br />is profitable over time. </p><p>This is how to put the fixed ratio money management system into practice: </p><br /><p>&#039;FIXED RATIO&#039; MONEY MANAGEMENT </p><br /><p>1. Start with the total number of dollars in your trading account. For example<br />let&#039;s say it&#039;s 1000 USD. </p><p>2. Now pick how many pips profit you need to achieve before you trade with<br />more lots. Let&#039;s say 200 pips (10 pips/day for 20 trading days in a month<br />average). </p><p>3. Now start trading .1 mini lots (which is profit/loss 1 USD). You would only<br />increase to .2 lots after gaining 200 pips. When you gain 200 more pips profit<br />you would trade .3 lots etc... </p><p>4.Here is an example of how fixed ratio trading would work: </p><p>Month 1: $1000 + (200 pips x .1 lot = $200 ) Total: $1200</p><p>You start with $1000 in your trading account and after 1 month of trading<br />you gain 200 pips profit trading .1 lots. You now have $1200 in your<br />trading account. You are now at the next level. If your account balance<br />falls below $1200 then you will go back to trading .1 lots. </p><p>Month 2: $1200 + (200 pips x .2 lots = $400) Total: $1600</p><p>You now start month two with $1200 and gain 200 pips profit trading .2<br />lots. You now have $1600 in your trading account. You are now on the<br />next level. If your account falls below $1600 then you will go back to<br />trading .2 lots. </p><p>Month 3: $1600 + (200 pips x .3 lots = $600) Total: $2200</p><p>You now start month three with $1600 and gain 200 pips profit trading .3<br />lots. You now have $2200 in your trading account. You are now on the<br />next level. If your account falls below $2200 then you will go back to<br />trading .3 lots. </p><p>Month 4: $2200 + (200 pips x .4 lots = $800) Total: $3000<br />You now start month four with $2200 and gain 200 pips profit trading .4<br />lots. You now have $3000 in your trading account. You are now on the<br />next level. If your account falls below $3000 then you will go back to<br />trading .4 lots. </p><p>Month 5: $3000 + (200 pips x .5 lots = $1000) Total: $4000</p><p>You now start month four with $3000 and gain 200 pips profit trading .5<br />lots. You now have $4000 in your trading account. You are now on the<br />next level. If your account falls below $4000 then you will go back to<br />trading .5 lots. </p><p>RESULTS: </p><p>Month 6: $4000 + (200 pips x .6 lots = $1200) Total: $5200<br />Month 7: $5200 + (200 pips x .7 lots = $1400) Total: $6600<br />Month 8: $6600 + (200 pips x .8 lots = $1600) Total: $8200<br />Month 9: $8200 + (200 pips x .9 lots = $1800) Total: $10,000<br />Month 10: $10,000 + (200 pips x 1 lot = $2000) Total: $12,000</p><p>Notice that gaining an average of 10 pips a day, along with fixed ratio money<br />management helps your equity grow asymmetrically. Your $1000 turned into<br />$12,000 in 10 months! </p><p>Notice that your trading system doesn&#039;t have to always hit a home run, you simply need to average 10 pips/day in this example. </p><p>If you wanted to be more conservative than the above example, you could simply<br />add more pips profit in the formula. For example you could only increase<br />number of lots traded after gaining 400 pips instead of 200 pips like in my<br />example. This would mean slower growth. Try setting up a fixed ratio money<br />management plan before you start your next live trade! </p><p>The above report was taken from the Euro Fractal Trading system, written by Erol Bortucene of the Day Trade Forex Team. </p><p>This unique approach to day trading the EUR/USD involves using financial Fractals and no other technical indicators, as outlined in the Euro Fractal Trading System. </p><p>Byline: <br />Erol Bortucene and Cynthia Macy are co-authors of ?The Day Trade Forex System: The Ultimate Step-By-Step Guide To Online Currency Trading?. </p><p>Visit: http://www.daytrade-forex.com </p><p>for examples of actual trades using the Euro Fractal Trading System. Learn how easy it is to learn to trade the lucrative forex market from your home pc. <br />For more comprehensive trading information, visit their other websites at:</p><p>http://www.daytradeforex.com<br />http://www.daytradeforex.com/products.htm<br />http://www.professionalforextrading.info<br />http://www.professionalforextradingonline.info<br />http://www.successtrading2000.com<br />http://www.successtrading2000.com/forex<br />http://www.tradecurrency.ca/education.htm<br />http://www.shortterminvestingsite.com</p><p>Published by Cynthia Macy on November 12, 2005 12:57</p>]]></description>
			<author><![CDATA[null@example.com (Melvin Lau)]]></author>
			<pubDate>Mon, 16 Apr 2007 20:39:23 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Re: Money Management]]></title>
			<link>https://forexsb.com/forum/post/310/#p310</link>
			<description><![CDATA[<p>Do you have any ideas about it?</p>]]></description>
			<author><![CDATA[null@example.com (Popov)]]></author>
			<pubDate>Mon, 16 Apr 2007 20:00:37 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Money Management]]></title>
			<link>https://forexsb.com/forum/post/309/#p309</link>
			<description><![CDATA[<p>I would like to see&nbsp; an option to include money management as an option to add into the basic strategy.</p>]]></description>
			<author><![CDATA[null@example.com (Melvin Lau)]]></author>
			<pubDate>Mon, 16 Apr 2007 19:48:00 +0000</pubDate>
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