I started trading RadioActively in 2002. My account was only $2,500 at the time.
Having said that, more is better. This is because it’s ideal to risk only 1% of one’s total capital in any one trade.
So, if you have $10k then it would be better to allocate $2k each to trades with 5% risk each. That would make your TOTAL risk 5% because 5% of $2k is $100 of risk in THAT particular trade… when you have five positions like that, that’s $500 of your $10k AT RISK. Thus, you have only 1% of your total capital exposed to loss in any one trade.
I'm Kurt Frankenberg, and I have discovered how to truly put the odds on the side on the individual investor. It uses a principle that has been in front of our eyes all along, but is rarely used or understood. Other systems advocate treating the stock market like a business. My system really does.
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