JTrader

Sizing doesn't change the expectancy of a system.
But expectancy assumes you're still playing.
Take a 60% win rate.
Over 100 trades you have an 80% chance of losing 4 in a row.
That is the normal shape of a 60% system.
So the only question that matters is: can your size take 4 losses in a row and keep trading?
If yes, you collect the edge.
If no, game over.
Your account doesn't have infinite funds.
Size big enough and you won't survive a regular losing streak inside your own system.

Trading has no roof.
Once you master the craft, the possibilities are endless.
Most careers have ceilings, fixed salaries, capped promotions, predictable paths.
Trading is the opposite.
The only ceiling is the one you set in your mind.

The trade you skipped is better than the one you forced.

You struggle for 5 years.
Then in 1 month you achieve more than your first 5 years.

What’s more important the edge or risk management?
Equally important because one without the other doesn’t create positive expectancy
Which is one is harder to master?
Risk management

Trading is simple.
Your impulses make it complex.

The craziest part of life:
You only get to understand the value of a moment after you've lost the ability to live it again.

Trading is the only game where you win by mastering the art of losing.

If you follow your trading system without breaking rules for 90 days you will change your life.

99% of your trading problems will go away if you size down.

Every time you skip the process,
you delay the result.
And every time you chase the result,
you forget the process.

Taking no risk is the biggest risk ever.

Always assume your next trade will be a SL.
This way you will always size accordingly.