Trading Psychology: Risk & Reward

[@muhamadabas6057]

Thank you David, Im on a David marathon haha! Every new trader must watch your videos. You are Awesome!!

[@chandanchatt]

Thank you David for keeping things simple... :)

[@blackjedi23]

this channel offers very clear and easy to understand strategies. thank you

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This videoseries is amazing! Clear content and excellent production value! Keep 'm coming :)

[@Trading212]

Thanks for your comment. Delighted to see you enjoy the videos.

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[@aweinfinitebliss]

Great video, I often over trade. Decided to place extra emphasis on Risk reward. Gonna use it as a final filter. I don't know why I keep getting into situations I don't feel comfortable about and where the risk to reward isn't attractive.

[@ryangrech4727]

I would like you to cover some day trading basic courses. Your educational methods are supreme compared to other peers. Thanks and keep them coming

[@Trading212]

Hi, Ryan. Thanks for your comment and for your kind words. Enjoy your trading experience with Trading 212.

[@Insain55]

Another top vid David!

[@Trading212]

Thanks for the positive feedback, Amit.

[@jackthegod9988]

I learned this discipline the hard way

[@bhupendraghanghoriya7263]

+Trading 212 Super Awesome Video!, perfectly explained! Please can you also make a video to overcome the most common emotion and our biggest enemy know as "FEAR" which influences the trading decision to make less profit or exit early or not allows to enter.

[@Trading212]

Great idea, Bhupendra. Thanks for sharing it.

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I like this guy.

[@thehomie1255]

Very useful thank you very much

[@Trading212]

You are welcome. Enjoy Trading 212 across all devices.

[@jaytwix2]

keep coming for more very valuable info. tnx :)

[@Trading212]

Will do, Jay. Watch this space.

[@danieltodorov2974]

I find these videos really useful. I just want to ask at what time frames are the stock market examples 1h/4h/1day?

[@constantinodasneves1447]

thanks.

[@stupidtortoise9520]

U r videos r really helpful can u make a videos on economic calendar in brief how to know which news can lift the market or down the market it will be helpful

[@Trading212]

Hello, you may find these videos helpful: Economic Calendar | Trading Terms - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJykaIGDjtiAiNk How to Trade the News? - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJ7JnIaYq6xmnNU

[@praneeth1984]

@Trading212 - Do you think its a good idea to exit a trade when I feel the trade is not going the way I want or wait till the SL gets hit hoping it would reverse almost near the SL level?

[@Trading212]

Hi Praneeth, Trading 212 provides an execution only service. Trading advise cannot be offered, as per the rules imposed by the financial regulator.

[@Deepsea73]

In my very humble opinion (I in no way claim to have the experience of Trading212 et al) that comes down to trust in your methodology. If you trust your system and stop placement and its within your risk reward assessment then leave it. Once you have placed faith in your system I would say don't second guess yourself, you might just as easily stop yourself out and regret it.

[@Zak09876]

Hi Sir, Please show us a London open or close strategy. Many thanks.

[@sisekomtyundyuto3956]

Hi. You always say we should put 1 - 3% of our account balance on any trade, so I wanted to ask without using a calculator how can we get that option on Trading 212? I tried to ask on the chat without success. Please advise. Thank you

[@Trading212]

Hi Siseko, you can use the margin and swap (when trading Forex & CFDs) / commission (when trading Equities) details section to calculate the respective figures for a position / deal, prior to opening it.

[@thehomie1255]

This was very helpful but i didnt see how many minute chart it was can someone tell me

[@Trading212]

The chart shown in the video is set to 4 hours time period.

[@indroonilfx930]

sir will you please make a video on previous range breakout (stocks)

[@Trading212]

We already have one - kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4rElqBmhLxrnac&t

[@stefan-stocksmadesimple5241]

So for example, we have a 240£ account and we want to risk only 2% per trade which equals to 4.8£ of maximum loss per trade, using a 0.02 position size. Now, do these 4.8£ equal to 240 pips ? And here's why : 240x0.02 = 4.8£(max loss), then 4.8£/0.02(position size) = 240 pips, so does this mean that we can risk a maximum of 240 pips per trade ? I don't think that calculation is right, so if anyone can explain using these or other numbers, it would be highly appreciated. Thanks.

[@davidjones2452]

Hi, let me go through an example to see if it helps, based off Trading 212 trading units. You have a $1,000 account. You only want to risk 2% - so $20. You decide to set your stop loss e.g. 20 points away. So your risk has to be only $1 per point. If you trade 10,000 units of EUR/USD then that is $1 per point exposure. If you trades 5,000 units then that is 50c per point exposure. SO, in this example you would trade 10,000 units. If your stop loss was 40 points away, then for the same financial risk of $20, you would need to halve your size, and trade only 5,000 units. Hope this helps.

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