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❓ASK How much should be the free margin?

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When we trade, live trading statistics is what we should more concerned about. There are sudden ups and downs in the market and we should continuously monitor the account status for any discrepancies.

One of the main component to always take care of is free margin. It is the free amount which is used to cover up the losses/ profits of open position. Normally it is advisable to have 95% of the total amount as free margin. But at most cases we can spare it upto 90% max.
 
Yes , you are right stop loss is effective but whatever coin you choose , it should have the potential to I crease 5-10% on dips to cover losses and give % of potential growth
 
Yes , you are right stop loss is effective but whatever coin you choose , it should have the potential to I crease 5-10% on dips to cover losses and give % of potential growth
I normally don't you stop loss in a percentage basis. According to my analysis I find the next support for resistance level. And according to that level only I decide my stop loss and take profit.
 
When we trade, live trading statistics is what we should more concerned about. There are sudden ups and downs in the market and we should continuously monitor the account status for any discrepancies.

One of the main component to always take care of is free margin. It is the free amount which is used to cover up the losses/ profits of open position. Normally it is advisable to have 95% of the total amount as free margin. But at most cases we can spare it upto 90% max.
Different brokers have different amounts and levels of margin calls. Depending on your broker, it might be as high as 97%.
 
This is a very good advice and it is something that I always try to take up. No matter how convinced I am about a certain position I do not risk more than 10% of my entire portfolio. This will ensure that I am going to be building my worth slow and steady instead of just trying to make a lot of money on a single trade.
 
Thats great and I think that atleast 75% should be your free margin because that allows you to have a decent profit chance as well having other options to look into as well when making an investment for your company actually to be honest in my opinion .
 
This is a good suggestion. While trading to avoid losing one must monitor live trading it helps to track the up and down in the market and help to plan your next step. Trading is quite risky, so while trading one must keep this in mind and should take any rational decisions. While the free margin call can vary from broker to broker because different brokers offer different amounts and levels of margin.
 
Thats great and I think that atleast 75% should be your free margin because that allows you to have a decent profit chance as well having other options to look into as well when making an investment for your company actually to be honest in my opinion .
This is excellent advice, and I try to follow it as much as possible. I never risk more than 10% of my total portfolio, no matter how confident I am in a particular position. This will ensure that I am gradually increasing my worth rather than attempting to earn a large profit on a single trade.
 
Traders should care more about their total portfolio by making sure they have free margin of 70% and above. This will let them have enough money to pump into their trade when the need arises and as well protect them from being kicked out of their position.
 
I normally don't you stop loss in a percentage basis. According to my analysis I find the next support for resistance level. And according to that level only I decide my stop loss and take profit.
Though I do not use any percentage, I usually traded on $10,000 with 0.1 lot, and I used TP and SL based on the trading chart. For example, if it is an H4 chart, then my target is usually around 100-250 pips. While on the M15-M30 chart, I use 30-80 pips.

Though it is advisable to use a percentage calculation on every trade, i never did.
 

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