[00:02] Look at this table.  This shows how many consecutive stop-losses you need to get with a certain risk to completely lose your deposit. The calculations were carried out using the compound
[00:14] The calculations were carried out using the compound interest formula.  100% risk is trading without stop loss.  One wrong trade will result in the loss of your entire deposit.  And here it will no longer matter how many profitable trades you have opened
[00:27] before.  you will still lose 100%. Now look at the first two columns. This is the optimal risk to take when entering positions because it leaves a huge margin for error. Losing trades won't have a critical
[00:42] impact on your financial and emotional well-being, which will help you achieve positive results over time or at least remain break-even.  If you open trades with a 1% risk, you will
[00:56] open trades with a 1% risk, you will need 460 losing trades in a row to get 1% of your 100% deposit down to just 1%.  And to lose half, you will need to open 70 losing trades in a row.  I can't
[01:11] imagine a scenario where you could lose even half of your deposit if you open trades based on any kind of analysis.  y