Why do small traders get crushed in futures?
Reason 1: They have a modest trading balance that they fully invest.
Analysis: Notice that as the amount you enter the trade increases, your profit or loss also increases, but the liquidation price is further away. For example, in a trade on the currently booming Pippin currency, when the price is at its highest values, you enter at a price of 0.39 on a short trade with a balance of 10 dollars and raise the leverage somewhat. You will notice that the liquidation price is close to the fluctuations, for example, 0.3965; it is very likely that you will get liquidated. However, if another trader enters with a balance of 1000 dollars with the same leverage, the liquidation price will be, for example, 0.6, which is a very weak price for the currency to reach, even if it continues a bit forward, they will lose part of their funds, but they know that it will bleed afterwards, for example, it might reach 0.43, then start a journey down to 0.2. Guess how much they will profit.
Reason 2: Not placing a stop-loss order.
Tips: Try to divide the amount you enter any trade with into 4 sections and support the balance at every rise, provided you enter from the peaks and monitor the candles changing direction; profit is guaranteed in this case.
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