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Contract: 100 times leverage example
1. With 1% of the funds, the stop loss cannot exceed 5% of the principal. That is, when the profit is -500, the loss must be stopped.
2. Use 3%, enter the market in batches, 1% each time, and the stop loss is also 5% of the principal, that is, stop loss when the profit is -160%.
The first type is suitable for members who are just learning, with a large stop loss space and not easy to lose.
The second is that you have learned all the tactics, you can open orders independently, and do it when the position is not bad. The stop loss space is small, which means that the requirements for points are high, and the profits are also large.
The same applies to using small leverage, and the position is enlarged in the same proportion. For example, with 10 times leverage, 10% or 30% of the funds are used.
Note: The contract must have a stop loss, do not make a contract without a stop loss.