[00:02] subscribers here on the channel is how the students in the mentorship program manage to achieve profits like this 400%, that is, a higher profit, leveraged 100 times within the futures markets, and still manage to operate
[00:17] safely.  This is a very common question I receive from channel subscribers. So, I want to share some of my knowledge with you and show you how it 's possible to leverage your bankroll safely by trading in the
[00:32] futures markets.  So, stick with me until the end of this video and roll the the end of this video and roll the editor's intro.
[00:46] from the Inicia Crypto channel, a cryptocurrency educator and investor since 2017. And in today's video, I want to answer a very common question among subscribers, which is precisely how we achieve high profits while still operating
[01:02] safely.  This is a methodology that I teach within our multiplier setups mentorship program, and it's responsible for the 400% profit you're seeing from my student Pedro here in our open group.  And that profit was made in just
[01:18] one trade with 100x leverage , as you can see here on your screen.  And in fact, in order for me to explain how you can achieve this type of profit and still operate safely, you have to understand a
[01:32] simple concept, but one that makes all the difference when you're trading in the futures markets.  One thing that many people don't take into account is that bankroll management is different from operational management.  In other words,
[01:48] when we talk about bankroll management, we're talking about what percentage we're going to allocate to a particular trade.  In other words, you've already set aside a portion of your capital to trade in the futures markets, and that amount,
[02:03] whatever value you've chosen, you'll divide into fractions to enter into each trade.  And when we're talking about operational management, it's the management you use when entering a particular operation.  For example,
[02:18] this operation that is shown on my screen.  Notice that the price started to make an upward impulse here on the 1-minute chart, it made its pullback within our operational zone, and also gave us an
[02:33] entry candlestick pattern.  Right here I entered the trade and notice my stop loss, meaning the maximum loss I want to take in this trade is much smaller than the target I'm aiming for .  This balance between the
[02:49] profit I want to make and my stop-loss, which is the maximum risk I'm willing to accept for that trade, is what we call operational management.  And this is precisely where many people get lost.  And in this
[03:03] specific operation, I want you to notice the size of my entry, which was precisely in this region for the size of my stock, which was below the of my stock, which was below the wick of this candle here, it was 0.96%.
[03:17] However, as a successful trader, since I traded with leverage in the futures markets with 100x leverage, we have to multiply that 0.9696 by our leverage.  In other words, in this operation, I risked 96% of my initial
[03:34] operation, I risked 96% of my initial investment to gain more than 196% of the amount I invested.  In other words , we have a risk-reward ratio of twice the gain that I risk.  This is indeed my
[03:48] operational management style.  And perhaps you're wondering if a 96% stop loss, or rather, the loss I'm willing to accept, is too much and that I 'm crazy to enter with that size of stop loss.  And this is where many people don't realize that
[04:05] we don't contribute the full amount of our bankroll, but rather a small portion of it.  In this specific trade, I entered with 1% of my bankroll, meaning I invested $ in this trade. On the 1-minute chart of the
[04:20] this trade. On the 1-minute chart of the In practice, based on my bankroll management, I risked only 1% of my total capital to gain almost 2% profit.  However, in
[04:37] operational management, my stop loss was at 96%. And that 96% isn't from the total value of my bankroll, but from the total value of my down payment.  So, knowing how to separate bankroll management from
[04:52] operational management—which is the management you do when you're trading—is fundamental to achieving profits of 100%, 200%, 300%, achieving profits of 100%, 200%, 300%, 400%, or even 1000%, allowing you to
[05:07] risk a little more in each trade, but entering in a fractional way so that even if you operate with higher leverage, you have security in your day-to-day trading.  when making your trades and operating the setups you have
[05:21] chosen.  And of course, successful trader, everything I explained to you in this video, I explain in more detail in our Multiplier Setups mentorship program , the link to which will be below the description, along
[05:34] with a discount coupon.  So, if you want to understand in more depth everything I explained to you in this video, like how to do all the calculations to operate with higher leverage, for example, 100 times, and achieve profits like
[05:49] my student Pedro's 400%, click on the link in the description and come and learn about the mentorship program that is generating the most profit in the futures markets for very short-term operations.  So that's it, successful trader.  I hope you
[06:04] enjoyed today's video and that the difference between bankroll management and operational management is now clear. Yes, you can trade with high leverage and still operate
[06:17] safely with your capital.  If this video was helpful to you and helped you understand in practice how we do this, please leave a like to help spread the word about this video, and don't forget to subscribe to the channel to receive
[06:31] more content about trading.  As I always tell you, see you in the always tell you, see you in the next video.